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John Carnie: Behind his moral facade was the dishonesty of a snake oil peddler, judge says
John Carnie: Behind his moral facade was the dishonesty of a snake oil peddler, judge says

John Carnie: Behind his moral facade was the dishonesty of a snake oil peddler, judge says

Date11/3/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Carnie: Behind his moral facade was the dishonesty of a snake oil peddler; judge says.
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Object NumberTSPA_0119828F
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