It reads like a cold war thriller: The spy follows the suspects through several countries, ending up in Guatemala City, where he takes a room across the hall from his quarry. Finally, after four days of surveillance, including some patient ear-to-the-keyhole work, he is able to report back to headquarters that he has the goods on them. They're guilty!
But this isn't a John Le Carré novel, and the powerful institution pulling the strings wasn't the USSR or the CIA. It...
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