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It's 10 o'clock at night in March of 2009, and I'm working late in my home office in Winnipeg.

At this point, we are only a few months into our research on the Peter Nygaard story.

As I turn out the lights, I noticed something strange.

A car is sitting outside of my house.

It's headlights reflecting off the snow banks that have piled up on my street from a long prairie winter.

It's idling, and a man is just sitting in the front seat.

While I wait, I tap out an email to a colleague.

Not to sound too paranoid, I write, but there's been a vehicle outside my house with someone in it for at least half an hour, and perhaps longer.

Adding to my paranoia, I was supposed to meet with two Nygaard whistleblowers that same evening, but had to reschedule.

The next day, I see the same dirty gray sedan outside my house.

This time I take photos from a distance.

On the third day, it's there again.

I've had enough.

I walk up to the car and knock on the window.

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