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wiretapper

[wahyuhr-tap-er] / ˈwaɪərˌtæp ər /
NOUN
eavesdropper
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Had he telephoned Wiretapper G. Gordon Liddy and told him to see if then Attorney General Richard Kleindienst could get the five arrested burglars out of jail?

From Time Magazine Archive

Among them: Was it true, as John Dean, the President's fired counsel, testified, that Dean had reported to him about Convicted Wiretapper G. Gordon Liddy's bizarre political espionage plans as early as February 1972?

From Time Magazine Archive

Besieged by newsmen to explain the President's statement, White House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said that March 21 was about the time that convicted Wiretapper James McCord wrote a celebrated letter to Judge Sirica.

From Time Magazine Archive

New problems lay ahead, however, as Wiretapper James McCord had written his letter to Judge Sirica charging that others were involved in Watergate.

From Time Magazine Archive

Accused by Gray of having lied to the FBI about whether Wiretapper E. Howard Hunt had a White House-approved office.

From Time Magazine Archive




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