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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Hon.
Crim. No.

V.

LAURILOVE,
a/k/a "nsh,"
a/k/a "route,"
a/k/a "peace"

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18 U.S.C. §§ 371, 1030, and 2

INDICTMENT
The Grand Jury, in and for the District ofNew Jersey, sitting at Newark, charges:

COUNT I
BACKGROUND
Defendant and Others
1.

At all times relevant to this Indictment:
a.

Defendant LAURI LOVE, a/k/a "nsh," a/k/a "route," a/k/a "peace"

("LOVE"), resided in or near Stradishall, England. As set forth more fully below, defendant
LOVE was a sophisticated and prolific computer hacker who specialized in gaining access to the
computer networks of large organizations, including government agencies, collecting
confidential data including personally identifiable information (PII) from within the
compromised networks, and exfiltrating the data out of the compromised networks.
b.

Co-conspirator-! ("CC# 1"), a co-conspirator who is not charged as a

defendant herein, resided in or near New South Wales, Australia.
c.

Co-conspirator-2 ("CC#2"), a co-conspirator who is not charged as a

defendant herein, resided in or near Australia.

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d.

Co-conspirator-3 ("CC#3"), a co-conspirator who is not charged as a

defendant herein, resided in or near Sweden.
Overview of the Hacking Conspiracy

2.

From at least as early as approximately October 1, 2012, through in or about

October 2013, defendant LOVE and others (collectively, the "Co-Conspirators") hacked into
thousands of computer systems in the United States and elsewhere. Once inside the
compromised computer systems, the Co-Conspirators placed hidden "shells" or "backdoors"
within the networks, which allowed the Co-Conspirators to return to the compromised computer
systems at a later date and steal confidential data.
3.

The Co-Conspirators' victims included the United States Army and numerous

other agencies of the United States, including the United States Missile Defense Agency,
Environmental Protection Agency, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
(collectively the "Government Victims"). The data stolen from the Government Victims
included PII of military servicemen and servicewomen and current and former employees of the
federal government. The attacks collectively resulted in millions of dollars in damages to the
Government Victims.
Definitions and Selected Methods of Hacking Utilized by the Co-Conspirators

4.

At times relevant to this Indictment:
a.

An Internet Protocol ("IP") address was ·a unique numeric address used by

a computer on the internet. An IP address is a series of four numbers, each in the range of0-255,
separated by periods. Every computer connected to the internet is assigned an IP address.
b.

"Structured Query Language" ("SQL") was a computer programming

language designed to retrieve and manage data on computer databases.

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c.

"SQL Injection Attacks" were methods of hacking into and gaining

unauthorized access to computers connected to the Internet.
d.

"SQL Injection Strings" were a series of instructions to computers used by

hackers in furtherance of SQL Injection Attacks.
e.

"HTML" was a computer programming language used to design websites.

f.

"Malware" was malicious computer software programmed to, among

other things, identify, and export information from computers that were hacked as well as to
evade detection by anti-virus programs running on those computers.
g.

"ColdFusion" was the name of a commercial web application

development platform created by Adobe and designed to make it easier to connect simple HTML
pages to a back -end database.
h.

"Proxy servers" were computer systems or applications that acted as

intermediaries for requests from clients seeking resources from other servers. A proxy server has
a large variety of potential uses, one ofwhich is to attempt to hide one's true IP address from
others, and to thereby remain anonymous.
1.

An Internet Relay Chat ("IRC") was an online medium through which

multiple people could gather together in a "chat room" or "channel" and discuss topics of mutual
interest. Similar to a telephone conference call, it allowed multiple people to participate in and
communicate within one "conversation," but words were typed not spoken.
The Government Victims

5.

At all times relevant to this Indictment:

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a.

The Engineer Research and Development Center ("Engineer R&D

Center") was an agency of the United States government, and was a research facility owned and
operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ("Army Corps") in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
b.

The Plans and Analysis Integration Office ("PAlO") was an agency of the

United States government, and was a component of the United States Military ("USM")
responsible for gathering and analyzing data, tracking the implementation of policies and
overseeing long-range plans. The PAIO maintained a Research, Development and Engineering
Command located in or around Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
c.

The Strategic Studies Institute ("SSI'') was an agency of the United States

government, and was a branch of the U.S. Army War College that published national security
and strategic research and analysis. The SSI was located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
d.

The Army Network Enterprise Technology Command ("NETCOM") was

an agency of the United States government, and planned, installed, integrated, protected and
operated computer networks of the U.S. Army, and maintained a Network Enterprise Center
located in or around Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
e.

The Army Contracting Command ("ACC") was an agency of the United

States government, and provided contracting support to the U.S. Army throughout the United
States and abroad. The ACC maintained the Army Materiel Command in or around Redstone
Arsenal, Alabama.
f.

The Missile Defense Agency ("MDA") was an agency of the United

States government, and a research, development and acquisition agency within the United States
Department of Defense and was responsible for, among other things, establishing a ballistic
missile defense system.

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g.

The Federal Facilities Environmental Stewardship and Compliance

Assistance Center ("FedCenter") was a joint initiative ofthe United States Environmental
Protection Agency's Office ofEnforcement and Compliance Assurance ("EPA-OECA"), the
Army Corps' Construction Engineer Research Laboratory, and the Office of the Federal
Environmental Executive to create an all-services technical compliance assistance center to assist
federal environmental officials in addressing environmental needs.
h.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration ("NASA") was an

agency of the United States government responsible for the nation's civilian space program and
for aeronautics and aerospace research.
THE CONSPIRACY
6.

Between in or about October 2012 and in or about October 2013, in the District of

New Jersey and elsewhere, defendant
LAURILOVE,
a/k/a "nsh,"
a!k/a "route,"
a/k/a "peace"
did knowingly and intentionally conspire and agree with others to commit an offense against the
United States, that is, to intentionally access a computer without authorization, and to exceed
authorized access, and thereby obtain information from a department or agency of the United
States, namely, the United States Army, the Missile Defense Agency of the United States
Department of Defense, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration, the value of which exceeds $5,000, contrary to Title 18, United States
Code, Sections 1030(a)(2)(B) and 1030(c)(2)(B)(iii).

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OBJECT OF THE CONSPIRACY

7.

It was the object of the conspiracy for defendant LOVE and others to hack into

the computer networks of the Government Victims and steal large quantities of non-public data,
including PII, to disrupt the operations and infrastructure of the United States government.
MANNER AND MEANS OF THE CONSPIRACY

8.

The manner and means by which defendant LOVE and others sought to

accomplish the conspiracy included, among other things, the following:
Searching for Potential Victims

a.

It was part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would search for vulnerabilities in the websites of various United States Army
installations and other government agencies to identify potential hacking victims.
b.

It was further part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would use an automated process to scan IP address ranges to identify computer
systems vulnerable to cyber attacks.
c.

It was further part of the conspiracy that the defendant LOVE and other

Co-Conspirators would share information about potential hacking victims through online IRC
communications, including sharing links that could be used to access compromised computer
systems. For example, in an IRC communication on or about January 3, 2013, defendant LOVE,
using the online moniker "peace," stated: 1
peace:

so can pivot and scan for other vulns [vulnerabilities]

peace:

we might be able to get at real confidential shit

1

The text of the chats is reproduced in this Indictment as it appears in the chat logs; errors in spelling and
punctuation have not been corrected.
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peace:

blow this year wide open

Executing the Attacks

d.

It was further part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would hack into the Government Victims' networks using various techniques,
including, among other things, SQL Injection Attacks and exploitation of vulnerabilities in
Coldfusion applications, to access PII of current and former United States government
employees and other information located on government victim networks.
e.

It was further part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would provide each other and others with SQL Injection Strings, Coldfusion
vulnerabilities and malware that could be used to gain unauthorized access to the Government
Victims' networks to locate, transmit and store confidential data from those networks.
f.

It was further part of the conspiracy that once they hacked into the

Government Victims' computer networks, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators would
place malware on the Government Victims' networks that would enable them to access these
networks at a later date ("Back Doors" or "Shells''). Defendant LOVE and other CoConspirators placed thousands of shells on computer networks.
g.

It was further part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would communicate in IRC channels while their unauthorized access was taking
place in order to advise each other as to how to navigate the Government Victims' networks and
how to locate confidential data and other information. The Co-Conspirators also communicated
in IRC channels about how they would export or exfiltrate stolen government data, and what
they could do with the data. For example, on or about July 31, 2013, defendant LOVE, using the

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online moniker "peace," discussed in an IRC communication the data that he had stolen during a
recently-committed hack of a United States government agency:
peace:

[CC#2], you have no idea how much we can fuck with the us
government if we wanted to.

peace:

this ... stuff is really sensitive

CC#2:

ooh nice

peace:

it's basically every piece of information you'd need to do full
identity theft on any employee or contractor for the [government
agency]

Publicizing the Attacks

h.

It was further part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would use various forms of social media, including Twitter, to announce and
publicize the attacks against the Government Victims. For example, in an IRC communication
on or about January 24, 2013, defendant LOVE, using the online moniker "route," discussed the
timing of disclosing through social media a cyber attack against a United States government
agency:
CC#2: do it friday ngiht
CC#2: dont rush
Route: mm
CC#2: well friday night still friday
CC#2: give ur sel the extra few hours to get set
CC#2: self
route: yeah

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route: aiming for SAM EST== lOAM UTC [Universal Coordinated Time]==
9PMAUS
route: so it rolls along the morning news in US
route: and gets europe for the afternoon and evening
Concealing the Attacks
1.

It was further part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would conceal their attacks by disguising, through the use of Proxy Servers, the IP
addresses from which their attacks originated. Defendant LOVE and the other Co-Conspirators
further used the Tor network, which was an anonymizing proxy service, to hide their activities.
J.

It was further part of the conspiracy that defendant LOVE and other Co-

Conspirators would communicate about their hacking activities in secure IRC channels. The CoConspirators would use more than one message screen name and would often change names to
further conceal their identities. For example, in an IRC communication on or about January 24,
2013, LOVE, using the online moniker "route," discussed his efforts to conceal his identity and
hacking activities, and to avoid detection:
route: consideration 1: behaviour profile should not change
route: public side i mean
route: so whatever "normal" activities we do
route: should continue
route: but we move from this ire to better system

route: also

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route: these nicks should change
route: i think
route: when we get on new communications
route: all new names

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OVERT ACTS

9.

In furtherance of the conspiracy, and to effect its unlawful object, the Co-

Conspirators committed and caused to be committed the following criminal acts, among others,
in the District ofNew Jersey and elsewhere:
Engineer R&D Center Attack

10.

Beginning on or about October 2, 2012, and continuing through on or about

October 6, 2012, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators attacked one of the Engineer R&D
Center's servers, and compromised that server, by exploiting a vulnerability in its ColdFusion
application to unlawfully access an Army database.
11.

After accessing these forbidden areas of the Engineer R&D Center's server, the

Co-Conspirators obtained a copy of the password properties file. This file enabled the CoConspirators to determine the administrator password for the Engineer R&D Center's website.
Using the stolen administrator's password, the Co-Conspirators obtained data belonging to the
Army Corps, including information regarding the planned demolition and disposal of certain
military facilities. The attack was launched from a computer server located in or around
Romania, which was leased by defendant LOVE.
The Army Network Enterprise Technology Command ("NETCOM") Attack

12.

Beginning on or about October 6, 2012, and continuing through on or about

October 9, 2012, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators carried out a SQL Injection attack
and unlawfully accessed and stole data from NETCOM servers which included PII of over 1,000
individuals, including military personnel stationed at Fort Monmouth, a military installation in
Monmouth County, New Jersey.

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13.

On or about October 6, 2012, defendant LOVE, using the online moniker "nsh,"

discussed this hack with CC#1 in an IRC chat, including some of the data that the CoConspirators had accessed from the NETCOM servers:

14.

nsh:

[CC#1]

nsh:

you hexing mil?

CC#1:

Yes

CC#1:

sure am!

CC#1:

Via my new vps

CC#1:

lol

CC#1:

hmm, have a look at some of the passwords, hmm

nsh:

okais

Also on or about October 6, 2012, defendant LOVE stated in an IRC chat simply

"hacking the army." Later in the chat, the Co-Conspirators discussed other military-based
computer systems that they claimed to have compromised, or "owned":
CC#2:

kewl so we have a few mil dbs now

CC#2:

now all we need is army

CC#2:

lol

nsh:

well, on army site atm
The Army Contracting Command Attack

15.

Beginning on or about October 7, 2012, and continuing through on or about

October 8, 2012, the Army Contracting Command's Army Materiel Command ("ACC") located
in or around Redstone Arsenal, Alabama was the victim of a SQL Injection Attack through

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which defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators unlawfully accessed nonpublic data from an
ACC database, including competitive acquisition bids and related attachments.
16.

On or about October 10, 2012, in an IRC chat, defendant LOVE indicated that he

had hacked the ACC website.
The Army Corps Attacks
17.

On or about October 6, 2012, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators

attacked an Army Corps' computer server, and compromised that server, by exploiting a
vulnerability in its ColdFusion application to unlawfully access an Army database. The data
exposed as a result of the intrusion included natural resource management data. On or about the
same date, defendant LOVE, using the online moniker "nsh," CC#l, CC#3, and others, discussed
this hack in an IRC chat, including sharing the "shell" that the Co-Conspirators used to access
the compromised database:

18.

CC#1:

nsh

CC#1:

We can upload a shell on this .mil

CC#3:

nsh

CC#1:

there's lots of pdf documents here

CC#3:

mmmmm

CC#3:

download them all

Additionally, beginning on or about October 7, 2012 and continuing through

October 9, 2012, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators carried out a SQL Injection attack
against the Army Corps in Vicksburg, Mississippi to gain unlawful access to nonpublic data
from an Army Corps database and steal that data.

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19.

On or about October 7, 2012, defendant LOVE, again using the online moniker

"nsh," discussed this hack in an lRC chat. Specifically, defendant LOVE and CC#1 discussed
the data that they stole from the Army Corps database, including email addresses of military
personnel:
CC#1:

400K email log?

CC#1:

The other army one is almost completely dumped:)

nsh:

mcee

CC#1:

Oh

CC#1:

Wow

CC#1:

We're going to have 400k emails.

nsh:

can you grab one email for curiosity

nsh:

to see who from to about

The Plans and Analysis Integration Office Attack ("PAlO")

20.

On or about October 9, 2012, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators

compromised a computer server owned and operated by PAlO's Research, Development and
Engineering Command, located in or around Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland by exploiting

a vulnerability in the system's Coldfusion platform. The Co-Conspirators unlawfully accessed
defense program budgeting data, among other information.
21.

On or about the date ofthe hack, defendant LOVE and others discussed the attack

in an lRC chat, including the vulnerability in the PAlO's computer system that the CoConspirators exploited.

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The December 23, 2012 Engineer R&D Center Attack
22.

On or about December 23, 2012, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators

again attacked a computer server located at the Engineer R&D Center. This intrusion continued
through on or about January 2, 2013.
23.

As with previous attacks, the Co-Conspirators exploited a vulnerability in the

server's ColdFusion platform and to unlawfully access several databases.
24.

In executing this attack, the Co-Conspirators used a compromised computer

server located in Parsippany, New Jersey, to temporarily store the malware that they then used to
carry out the intrusion.

The Strategic Studies Institute Attack ("SSI'')
25.

On or about January 11, 2013, the Co-Conspirators compromised a server owned

and operated by SSI by exploiting a vulnerability in the network's ColdFusion platform.
26.

On or about January 11, 2013, defendant LOVE, using the online moniker

"peace," discussed this hack in an IRC chat. Among other things, defendant LOVE posted a link
to the shell that the Co-Conspirators had used, and could continue to use, to access SSI's server.

The Missile Defense Agency ("MDA")
27.

In or around October 2012, LOVE and other Co-Conspirators unlawfully

accessed a database owned and operated by the MDA by exploiting a vulnerability in the MDA's
computer system's Coldfusion platform. The database that the Co-Conspirators compromised
stored, among other things, PII of over four thousand individuals.
28.

On or about October 9, 2012, defendant LOVE, using the online moniker "nsh,"

discussed this hack in an IRC chat, including data that the Co-Conspirators stole:
nsh:

got a list of emails with clearance levels

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nsh:

one table is 4k wordlist

nsh:

must be codewords

nsh:

this data only up til 2007

nsh:

at least, that table

nsh:

other tables are update 2012

Defendant LOVE then pasted into the chat log samples of the stolen data, including account user
names, email addresses, and telephone numbers of various individuals.

The FedCenter
29.

On or about January 3, 2012, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators

compromised a FedCenter computer server that the EPA-OECA owned and operated, which was
located in or around Newark, Delaware. The Co-Conspirators exploited a vulnerability in the
system's Coldfusion platform and to unlawfully access and steal hundreds of megabytes of
personnel information relating to federal government employees, among others.
30.

Defendant LOVE, CC#3 and others coordinated the attack in an IRC chat as it

took place, including sharing some of the stolen FedCenter data. LOVE and CC#3 also
discussed their use of a "data dumper" to exfiltrate the stolen data:

peace:

fedcenter. gov

CC#3:

aight, lemme fix my dumper

CC#3:

lol

peace:

:)

CC#3:

my dumper is ready

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CC#3:

uploaded to fedcenter

peace:

nice

peace:

Iemme try

CC#3:

u try or me?

CC#3:

seems to me it is working

CC#3:

in 50min i have 250MB plain text data

CC#3:

partitial of 2GB
National Aeronautics and Space Administration

31.

On or about July 10, 2013, defendant LOVE and other Co-Conspirators

unlawfully accessed a database owned and operated by NASA by exploiting a vulnerability in
the system's Coldfusion platform. The database that the Co-Conspirators compromised stored,
among other things, PII of numerous NASA employees.
32.

On or about July 10 and July 11,2013, defendant LOVE, using the online

moniker "peace," discussed this hack in an IRC chat:
peace:

lol NASA ...

peace:

ahaha, we owning lots of nasa sites

peace:

including nasajobs

peace:

[CC#2], we own nasa

CC#2:

he he

CC#2:

sup a

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33.

peace:

like 10 subdomains of nasa.gov :)

peace:

i think we can do some hilarious stuff with it

During these communications, the Co-Conspirators also discussed the importance

of concealing their unlawful activities:

34.

CC#2:

but server must have no link to you or us

peace:

:)

CC#2:

when done we kill it

CC#2:

for this plan

CC#2:

we can reopen another one for other ongoing stuff

CC#2:

but once this plan done we need to make sure they cannot all trace
it back to us

Collectively, the hacks described herein substantially impaired the functioning of

dozens of computer servers and resulted in millions of dollars of damages to the Government
Victims.

All in violation ofTitle 18, United States Code, Section 371.

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COUNT2

1.

The allegations of paragraphs 1 through 5 and 8 through 34 of Count 1 of this

Indictment are realleged and incorporated herein.
2.

Between on or about December 23, 2012 and January 2, 2013, in Morris County,

in the District ofNew Jersey and elsewhere, defendant
LAURILOVE,
a/k/a "nsh,"
a!k/a "route,"
a!k/a "peace"
did knowingly and intentionally access a computer without authorization, and exceeded
authorized access, and thereby obtained information from a department or agency of the United
States, namely, the Engineer R&D Center, the value of which exceeds $5,000, in violation of
Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1030(a)(2)(B) and 1030(c)(2)(B)(iii).

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FORFEITURE ALLEGATION

1.

The allegations contained in this Indictment are hereby realleged and incorporated

by reference for the purpose of alleging forfeiture pursuant to Title 18, United States Code,
Sections 982(a)(2)(B) and 1030(i).
2.

Upon conviction ofthe conspiracy offense in violation of Title 18, United States

Code, Section 371 set forth in of this Indictment, defendant LAURI LOVE shall forfeit to the
United States of America:
a. pursuant to Title 18, United States Code, Sections 982(a)(2)(B) and 1030(i),
any property, real or personal, constituting, or derived from, proceeds
obtained directly or indirectly as a result of such conspiracy offense; and
b. pursuant to Title 18, United States Code, Section 1030(i), any personal
property that was used or intended to be used to commit or to facilitate the
commission of such conspiracy offense.
3.

If any of the property described above, as a result of any act or omission of the

defendant:
a. cannot be located upon the exercise of due diligence;
b. has been transferred or sold to, or deposited with, a third party;
c. has been placed beyond the jurisdiction of the court;
d. has been substantially diminished in value; or
e. has been commingled with other property which cannot be divided without
difficulty,

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4.

The United States of America shall be entitled to forfeiture of substitute property

pursuant to Title 21, United States Code, Section 853(p), as incorporated by Title 18, United
States Code, Sections 982(b) and 1030(i).
All pursuant to Title 18, United States Code, Sections 982(a)(2)(B), 982(b) and 1030(i),
and Title 21, United States Code, Section 853.

A TRUE BILL

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PAUL J. FISHM
United States ~~mey

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CASE NUMBER:

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United States District Court
District of New Jersey
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
v.
LAURI LOVE

INDICTMENT FOR
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u.s.c.

371, 1030 & 2

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PAUL

J.

FISHMAN

U. S. ATTORNEY
NEWARK I

NEW JERSEY

NICHOLAS P. GRIPPO
ASSISTANT U.S.

ATTORNEY

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