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51, my parents’ SUV parked behind it. At 8:53, Ashley’s car swung into the curb spot with music still playing through the open window. At 8:56, Mr. Halpern stepped onto my porch in a charcoal suit, carrying a locked briefcase and a folder thick enough to hurt someone if thrown. He did not look nervous. He looked like a man who has prepared extensively continue reading …
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