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because the military wants to be seen as different. if a military person gets taken hostage, they want the u.s. government to own up to the fact that he s in the military and they want for him to be brought home. the geneva convention applies. cia, it doesn t apply. so there s rules what the military can and can t do, what information they can and can t collect, and who they can uses as intelligence assets. we had need more details to find out exactly where the legality whether the rules were broken. but it has been referred to criminal investigations. there s a defense department criminal investigation going on into mike furlong. there s a number of charges we understand, part of it is contract fraud, which is him taking money for a specific purpose, we think it was about $22 million under a contract, and using it for something he was not authorized to use it for. this is the fascinating part
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