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  1. Mar 29, 2015 · The first call came sooner than expected, but the reporter wasn't interested in Finkel's fall from grace. Instead, he was calling about a murder of a family in Oregon. Astonished, Finkel...

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  2. Jun 17, 2020 · Longo was traced by the FBI to Cancun, Mexico, where he had introduced himself as Michael Finkel, writer for the New York Times. Finkel was intrigued enough to contact the now-incarcerated...

  3. May 28, 2006 · But once Finkel learned that Longo had been posing as "Michael Finkel" of The New York Times, his journalistic instincts went into overdrive. He had to find out exactly who had been...

  4. To keep his identity a secret, Longo pretended to be Finkel, convincing a number of people that he was actually the journalist. After Longo was caught, the only reporter he would speak to...

  5. Mr. Longo had just murdered his wife and three children in Oregon. And then, improbably, Mr. Longo assumed Mr. Finkel’s identity as he went on the lam outside the United States.

  6. Apr 24, 2015 · In the film, Longo maintains his innocence during the run up to the trial, only to enter a plea of “guilty” to two of the murders, and to blame his dead wife for the other two. Finkel is...

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  8. Apr 16, 2015 · An accused murderer, Christian Longo, had been hiding out in Mexico and traveling under an assumed name: that of Michael Finkel. Why? Why did Longo revere Finkel and purloin his name...

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