This is Your FBI: The Curious Cameraman

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people. But that would be a mistake, because men and women become criminals for many different reasons. Some do it out of desperation and hunger, others because of passion or revenge. But one group of criminals, however, engage in crime as a business. They are likely to be shrewd and cunning, and are the hardest to catch. This is because they plan their crimes well and usually

they all have one goal. Each one wants to commit the perfect crime. Tonight's FBI file opens in a car that is driving slowly through the factory to speak to the large eastern city. A man is seated behind the wheel. The girl has decided in reading a newspaper.

Hey, huh? Will we get to the track in time for the second race? I don't know. Hmm. There's a horse here called Paul's dream. See I gotta play him at the hunt for me Nice little used to go with a fellow named Paul. He was all the time having dream. That sounds very scientific