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Will the FBI ever found out who did the max headroom icident after the suspected criminal typed in he did it on the web?
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The FBI might be able to find out who caused the Max Headroom incident if the suspected criminal typed in his confession over the web. They might be able to trace the information back to the person who owns the computer.
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