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A British journalist claims to have tracked down four people on Interpol's "most wanted list" in one hour and 22 minutes.
Ian Cobain, of the Times, says he used widely available resources including electoral registers, internet search engines and commercial records.
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One was even listed in the local telephone directory.
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The Times says the fugitives' rapid discovery is likely to be a huge embarrassment to Interpol, which has been looking for them for several years
(Via
James Russell).
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