“Was Halper really three hundred pounds?” I asked, looking up from a sheaf of papers.
“Hell,” said Steven Schrage, eyes widening. “That’s probably an understatement.”
I first met Steven Schrage weeks ago, in a dingy motel hours from either of our homes. Like a lot of whistleblowers, he was cautious, frustrated, and seemingly exhausted and full of energy at the same time. For years, he’d been a doctoral candidate at Cambridge University, where his thesis advisor was none other than Stefan Halper, the so-called
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