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lindysalsagal

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3. I wondered about that, because the news reports made it sound as if

Reply to Liberal_in_LA (Original post)

Tue Feb 5, 2013, 08:47 PM

Feb 2013

they were able to literally watch the little boy and verify his safety. Cameras are so small these days, that they could disguise it as just about anything, or hide it in that air tube, or even in a shoe.

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Federal agents built mock bunker to practice for rescue, snuck camera inside real bunker [View all] Liberal_in_LA Feb 2013 OP

Apparently, beautifully orchestrated. longship Feb 2013 #1

It was good that they didn't reveal how they snuck a camera in but I would had gone further LiberalFighter Feb 2013 #2

I wondered about that, because the news reports made it sound as if lindysalsagal Feb 2013 #3

The little boy Tien1985 Feb 2013 #4