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At 11:18 PM 4/2/2001 -0400, Seth Finkelstein wrote:
> You appear to think I'm saying "Hey everyone, Declan's a
> collaborator". No. Rather, I'm asking "Why doesn't Declan get
> flamingly denounced as a collaborator?". Not because I want
> to imply you should be. Rather, because I'm trying to
> understand why it isn't happening.
Probably because his testimony is not very exciting, and making him testify
seems more like an act of harassment against him, than anything very useful
to the prosecution.
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