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') in a single design/fabrication process."
*   
*   For many years, the FBI had been placing secret microphones on street-
*   lamps, telephone poles, parking meters and empty automobiles parked near
*   locations where its targets sometimes strolled. Such an outdoor array
*   of surveillance devices planted near the Mulberry Street headquarters
*   of John Gotti, for example, was an important weapon on the FBI's long
*   and eventually successful investigation of one of New York City's most
*   arrogant Mafia bosses.

Jeez, that sounds like plenty of electronic surveillance spy-power to me!

How about you?

The FBI has since come up with a briefcase with a 'targetable array of
microphones' to pick up conversations outside at a long distance.


*   "Above the Law", by David Burnham, ISBN 0-684-80699-1, 1996
*
*   The leading lobbyist for CALEA was Louis Freeh, the aggressive new
*   director of the FBI. The government's most important investigative
*   tool, Freeh said, was "wiretapping, court-authorized wiretapping."
*   
*   Unless remedial steps were taken, he continued, "the country will
*   be unable to protect itself from terrorism, violent crime, drug
*   trafficking, espionage, kidnapping and other grave crimes."
*   
*   But is Freeh's frightening vision true?
*   
*   In fact, at the same time the FBI was telling Congres