This Is the Modern Manhunt: The FBI, the Hive Mind and the Boston Bombers
• Spencer Ackerman via WIRED.comIn an earlier era, law enforcement might not have identified the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing so rapidly.
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In an earlier era, law enforcement might not have identified the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing so rapidly.
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