Presented at
PhreakNIC 21 (2017),
Nov. 4, 2017, 1 p.m.
(60 minutes).
My most recent adventure in FOIA requests on a 1970s bank bomber. From discovering that I might get a wealth of additional information, to the shock of a possible massive bill, through narrowing the search down to eliminate duplicate records. How the online donations community helped eliminate my fear that all would be lost. And the FBI helped too.
Plus maybe a few personal discoveries in the graphic arts if time permits.
Presenters:
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Steve Esposito
Steve Esposito is an Environmental Specialist for the
Knox County Department of Air Quality Management. He is a
US Army veteran (Aviation, former Major) with a background
in financial information systems (no, not the ones your
bank uses). Besides his time in uniform, he was a defense
contractor supporting the US Navy, US Army, Missile Defense
Agency, and the Defense Information Systems Agency for over
15 years.
On the civilian side of things, Steve has written for
the Reason Foundation, The Foundation for Economic
Education, and the occasional online column here and there.
You can find links to most of that at Austrian
Anarchy.
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