That Sweet Little Old Lady
An FBI investigation confronts a suspected telepathic spy at a Nevada industrial plant, and a senior official assigns young agent Kenneth Malone to track the intruder. The narrative follows Malone's preparation—reviewing conference tapes, consulting experts, and testing a new mind-reading detection device—while depicting agency procedures, ethical unease about privacy, and the practical difficulties of finding someone who can read minds. Scenes mix procedural detail, wry bureaucratic observation, and Malone's introspective moments as field orders spread and investigative methods are tried.
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An FBI investigation confronts a suspected telepathic spy at a Nevada industrial plant, and a senior official assigns young agent Kenneth Malone to track the intruder. The narrative follows Malone's preparation—reviewing conference tapes, consulting experts, and testing a new mind-reading detection device—while depicting agency procedures, ethical unease about privacy, and the practical difficulties of finding someone who can read minds. Scenes mix procedural detail, wry bureaucratic observation, and Malone's introspective moments as field orders spread and investigative methods are tried.
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