{
    "byline": "Matthew Petti",
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    "excerpt": "One of the unfortunate quirks of the American system is that you can't lie to the government, but the government can lie to you. Samuel Tunick found himself on the receiving end of this setup last year at Atlanta International Airport. When agents from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) asked for his phone password, he allegedly gave them a self-destruct code that wiped his data. Tunick now faces five years in prison for destroying evidence.",
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    "title": "Homeland Security Lied About Child Porn To Search Activist's Phone"
}