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How come? Informants like Sabu have to work very closely with their handlers, these guys probably spent countless hours sitting next to each other, working toge
by rosnd 4y ago
How come? Informants like Sabu have to work very closely with their handlers, these guys probably spent countless hours sitting next to each other, working together as some kind of a team.
It's not like this is an unique story either, Maksym Popov comes to mind.
- matai_kolila 4y agoYeah, but "podcast" kind of throws it a bit...
- rosnd 4y agoWhich is also a pretty standard career move for federal LEOs.
- MonkeyMalarky 4y agoA modernized "Former Navy Seal writes tell-all book"?
- rosnd 4y agoYep, all this being a necessary part of establishing an "expert" persona for future TV talking head gigs (and occasional consulting when you find a big enough idiot).
- matai_kolila 4y agoIMO that's hilarious, the visual of these gruff, no nonsense guys who probably spent days saying nothing and now they won't shut up lol...
- lake_vincent 4y agoLike the other commenter said, it's the podcast part that I find funny. A hacker and special agent, natural enemies, becoming BFF'S and making a podcast together sounds like the premise of a Netflix show, hence the Oniony nature of the headline