The Smoking Gun Click through to see the wrong side of the smoking gun... safely By Emma Kae - 28th August 2001 - Back to News Most people would be happy to have never seen the wrong side of a smoking gun. The website, however, is a different story.
TheSmokingGun.com is a growing collection of exclusive documents deemed ‘cool, confidential, quirky’. Most were obtained from government and law enforcement bodies, using the American law loophole of Freedom of Information requests.
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