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British hacker penetrates in Pentagon's computers

Rome, Italy - He could risk 70 years of prison

He justified himself saying that he only wanted to find proves of the existence of extra-terrestrial life and "Suppressed technologies", developed inside American laboratories without informing the rest of the world. Both if he says the truth or not what is sure is that Gary McKinnon, British citizen, risks 70 years of jail for having entered into the informatic system of Pentagon, Nasa, Army, Navy...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 144322
Rome, Italy, 07/07/2006 18:39
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