
LASER BUGGING THE NATIONAL
ENQUIRER HEADQUARTERS
On February 9, I arrived in West Palm Beach
and assembled the laser apparatus in my
briefcase at a Howard Johnson hotel. The
following morning, Scott and reporter Tony
Brenna drove me to the National Enquirer’s main
building.
Because of the paper’s sleazy reputation, I was
surprised by the impeccable landscaping and
the neatly organized desks and offices inside.
Sensing my concern, Scott and Brenna claimed
they were much more careful about fact-checking
than other major newspapers. That was why they
were so highly interested in laser eavesdropping,
they explained, for they hoped it could be used ...