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The coup de grace came when Poulsen was featured on the show Unsolved Mysteries: The 1 800 hotline mysteriously went dead as soon as Poulsen's face appeared on the screen. Prosecutors would later refer to him as "the Hannibal Lecter of computer crime" (so he ate his computers?) and managed to get him sentenced to nearly five years behind bars in 1991, the longest in history for a hacker at the time. 1998 was a bad year to miss.
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Militia or 2004 lineup of the Shins? You make the call. Since then, law enforcement officials have occasionally caught glimpses of members of the Gray family strolling around behind the barbed wire fence with rifles slung over their backs, but that was the closest look any of them would get of the Gray family, because John Joe Gray doesn't do surrender.
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You have to be prepared if you're going to spend a lot of time hiding under ferns.
In May of 2010, police in Raymond, Washington, found $100 and a handwritten note outside of a veterinary clinic that read: "Drove by, had some extra cash. Please use this money for the care of animals," signed by Harris Moore. Of course,[url=http://www.nikeairforce.fr/]air force 1[/url], the car he drove by in had been stolen, as well as the cash,[url=http://www.@#$%&-rosheruns@#$%&/]custom roshe runs for sale[/url], but at least he proved himself to be compassionate when it came to the welfare of animals, if not to the people whose shit he couldn't stop stealing.
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We give him an A+ for cryptic, but a C for penmanship.
Miraculously, he did not die during any of this, even managing to survive a crash landing in the Bahamas, where he would thereafter steal a speedboat. He was finally arrested there by police, who shot out the engine on his boat, prompting a dramatic scene in which Harris Moore threw all of his stolen money into the ocean and put a gun to his head.
He threatened to kill himself, but the police talked him out of it, putting the final touches on the story that we all know we'll end up seeing in a theater. And indeed, 20th Century Fox bought the movie rights not long after the handcuffs closed around Harris Moore's wrists.

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