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In the years after Westfield’s death, taxes were not paid and the property – consisting of four lots – went up for sheriff’s sale in 1966.

A pre-sentence report done by the U.S. Probation Office described Hasay, 22, as “a relatively talented and functional individual who benefited from a privileged upbringing,” Caraballo said in an April 19 letter to U.S. District Judge James M. Munley in Scranton.

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FCA has finally let loose with the final round of information on the Jeep Gladiator before the hotly anticipated truck goes on sale. Amidst all the pricing news comes a surprise reveal in the form of this special Launch Edition model, and you can only order it on April 4 – the day the automaker is calling Jeep 4×4 Day. April 4, 4/4, 4×4 … get it? Actually, that’s pretty clever on Jeep’s part.

This exclusive WonderCon Anaheim 2019 T-Shirt features the WonderCon logo in dark grey on a 100% cotton Hanes black shirt, produced exclusively for WonderCon by Graphitti Designs. A similar Comic-Con version of this T-shirt was a sell-out at last year’s event in San Diego!

Misericordia University has decided to go a bit beyond the usual practice of having experts discuss a topic for the May 10 “Real-Life Solutions to Working with Clients with Fluency Disorders” symposium.

Create a winter wonderland inside clear traditional Christmas bulbs. If you can’t find a tree like the one used in this Mini Snow Globe Ornament, you can substitute small animals or other pretty figurines.

Eric O’Neill: [00:33:17] Yeah, certainly. I mean, humans are squishy. We aren’t machines. We’re not task-oriented. We have an idea of where we want to go and what we want to do, but we meander a bit to get there. Emotions come into play, personalities come into play, foibles about what we think and what we dream and what our politics are all come into play, and everything we want to do. You know, at the end of the day, when you’re an investigator, you have to – to the best extent – put all of that aside and pursue the purest facts you can find, without adding your own bias. But in investigations, it can be hard, and it can take a toll – both as a spy and as a spy hunter. And, you know, it’s sort of a central theme of that – of the book, of Gray Day, is of what it’s like to be a spy hunter hunting the biggest spy in history. And also being locked in the room with that person, and what does that do to you personally, in order to to win a case like that.

Eric O’Neill: [00:15:27] And it was difficult because, if you’re Hanssen, and you’re suddenly promoted to this brand new section, and to executive service, and you’re given everything you’ve ever asked for at the very twilight of your career – and it also happens that you’re the biggest spy in FBI’s history – you’ve got to be a little suspicious. But his problem was that he was locked in a room, and the only point of attack he had to find out whether this was a real job, or whether it was an elaborate mousetrap, was me.

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Whippet slim tricotine pieces — in black — a trench, slim pant and moto jacket — were not as eye catching as the rest of the lineup but may have been the best of all. (Anne Bratskeir)

Eric O’Neill: [00:11:24] You know, you typically would have a trained agent in this role. But the problem was they couldn’t find an agent who had the combination of knowledge of counterintelligence and spy hunting – which I had from my years on the street as a ghost – and the ability to turn a computer on and understand what was happening. And I just happened to meet both of those qualifications. Because what we were doing is we were putting Hanssen in charge of a new section in the FBI that was built just for him. It was called the "Information Assurance Security Team." He changed the name to the "Information Assurance Section," because he wanted to promote himself, and who was going to argue with him? It was built to examine the FBI’s computerization efforts, the security behind them, and build information security for the FBI. This was 2000, 2001. Today, we would call that "cybersecurity."