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“Unfortunately, my crime spree occurred just before today’s level of incompetence set in at the F.B.I.”

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Publication: New Yorker
Pub Date: 12/06/1999

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SKU: 42952 Categories: Crime and Punishment, Politics and Govt Tags: criminal, FBI, jail, prison, prisoner
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Artist: Jack Ziegler
Publication: New Yorker
Pub Date: 12/06/1999
Caption: "Unfortunately, my crime spree occurred just before today's level of incompetence set in at the F.B.I."
Color: black & white
Keywords: prison, jail, prisoner, FBI, criminal

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