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Defending the Innocent
The computer-forensics lab at Loehrs and Associates. Computer-forensics expert Tami Loehrs: "They're calling college students using LimeWire sex offenders. These aren't sex offenders. Innocent people are getting caught up in the technology."Image credit: Tim Vanderpool
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