Generic historical overview of notorious individuals with no new actionable leads
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The text merely lists well‑known historical figures and past crimes without providing any new names, transactions, dates, or connections to current powerful actors. It offers no concrete investigative Mentions Bernard Madoff, Jane Toppan, Charles Granger, and various dictators. Provides no novel allegations, financial flows, or links to current officials. Lacks specific dates, documents, or action
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