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![author and researcher, Richard Suskind, was sent to prison in New York State. Edith Irving returned voluntarily to Switzerland, where she served one year for cashing the checks. Los Angeles Times book critic Robert Kirsch had read the manuscript. Kirsch wrote: [Irving] weaves the story so skillfully that it's almost impossible to tell where fact](http://re3.yt-thm-a01.yimg.com/image/25/m6/3457124011 "author and researcher, Richard Suskind, was sent to prison in New York State. Edith Irving returned voluntarily to Switzerland, where she served one year for cashing the checks. Los Angeles Times book critic Robert Kirsch had read the manuscript. Kirsch wrote: [Irving] weaves the story so skillfully that it's almost impossible to tell where fact")
Have you heard? It s all the rage this month.
![author and researcher, Richard Suskind, was sent to prison in New York State. Edith Irving returned voluntarily to Switzerland, where she served one year for cashing the checks. Los Angeles Times book critic Robert Kirsch had read the manuscript. Kirsch wrote: [Irving] weaves the story so skillfully that it's almost impossible to tell where fact](http://www.terrificbooks.com/fullstory/_cliffshotjpg.jpg "author and researcher, Richard Suskind, was sent to prison in New York State. Edith Irving returned voluntarily to Switzerland, where she served one year for cashing the checks. Los Angeles Times book critic Robert Kirsch had read the manuscript. Kirsch wrote: [Irving] weaves the story so skillfully that it's almost impossible to tell where fact")
