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'Here’s a story about a spy with a wooden leg, another spy who liked to sit around with his penis exposed, and a spy’s daughter who spent decades refusing to believe her father was dead. If this tale of an everyday family of secret agents were a novel or a Netflix drama, we’d laugh, frown, and admire it as a surreal fantasy. But it is real, the children are still alive, and their recollections are proof that truth is nuttier than fiction.' (Introduction)
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The Doherty Bunch : Recruiting Your Own Children as Spies
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- With My Little Eye : The Incredible True Story of a Family of Spies in the Suburbs 2021 single work biography
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