Ken Kurson wrote in a eulogy that Allison Guerriero's over‑the‑top interest in law‑enforcement and fighting evildoers kept her adjacent to all kinds of characters who seemed like they were from 1950s era G.I. Joe type comic books.
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- Ken Kurson wrote in a eulogy that Allison Guerriero's over‑the‑top interest in law‑enforcement and fighting evildoers kept her adjacent to all kinds of…
"Allison’s over-the-top interest in law-enforcement and fighting evildoers kept her adjacent to all kinds of characters who seemed like they were from 1950s era G.I. Joe type comic books," her friend, Ken Kurson, wrote in a eulogy for her.
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- Who Is Allison Guerriero? Woman Who Exposed FBI Official for Working With Russians Found Dead cited evidence
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