Jack Keane

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It was Jonathan who, the night before, had suggested another feint toward plausible deniability. “What if you record her recording. Literally hold a microphone to a speaker. You make something new. She never transfers anything.” “What does that do?” “It just feels like a step removed, no files ever change hands. Forget it. It’s dumb.” “Wait, it might be good.” “It’s so good.” I laughed.
Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators
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