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    Bounty Hunting in Pakistan

    Tue, 06/15/2010 - 12:39 EDT - Marginal Revolution
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    Gary Brooks Faulkner, an American citizen who told police he was
    searching for Osama Bin Laden, has been arrested in northwest Pakistan
    armed with a gun, a sword, and Christian literature.More here.  Clearly, this guy is a bit of a nut.  Nevertheless, bounties have been quite successful at capturing terrorists.  I'd like to see the $25 million bounty on Bin Laden raised to say $500 million.  We could have avoided several wars at that price.Previous MR posts on bounty hunting here.

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