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Hewlett-Packard Spying Scandal
A Lifelong Fighter's Toughest Round
Even her detractors acknowledge that Patricia C. Dunn, the person at the center of Hewlett-Packard's spying scandal, is one tough woman.
 

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The Chain of CommandThe Chain of Command
A look at the witnesses called before congressional investigators yesterday to testify about their involvement in a Hewlett-Packard probe into who was leaking confidential board discussions to the press.
The Accused
All five individuals face four felony counts, each of which carries a fine and up to three years in prison.

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Tracking the HP ScandalTracking the HP Scandal
What began as an attempt to identify reporters' anonymous sources evolved into an elaborate spying operation. Hewlett-Packard's investigators conducted extensive background checks on reporters, directors and their spouses and children; used ruses to obtain their phone records; and devised an unsuccessful e-mail sting to attempt to trick a reporter into revealing her source.

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  • Letter:  Document sent from AT&T to Hewlett-Packard board member.
  • E-Mails:  E-mails between Larry Sonsini and Tom Perkins.

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Corporate Spying
Assessments of Hewlett-Packard's activities, according to legal and investigative experts.
Dunn, Four Others Charged in Hewlett Surveillance Case (Post, October 5, 2006, Page A01)
 
House Panel Digs Deep in HP Spy Case: Dunn, Hurd Shoulder Brunt of Tough Questioning at Hearing (Post, September 29, 2006, Page D01)
 
For Ten Witnesses, Nothing but the Fifth: Most Called to Testify at Hearing Refuse (Post, September 29, 2006, Page D01)
 
Between the Lines Of HP's Spy Scandal: Hearing Papers Show Probe Fears Ignored (Post, September 28, 2006, Page D01)
 
Leak Probe Participants To Testify Today on Hill (Post, September 28, 2006, Page D01)
 
HP Officials, Contractor Ordered to Testify for House Panel (Post, September 26, 2006, Page D12)
 
Former HP Exec Saturates Washington Market (Post, September 25, 2006, Page D02)
 
Last Week: HP Looked for Spies; Panel Looks for Answers (Post, September 24, 2006, Page F02)
 
New Role Raises Eyebrows: Governance Experts Question Hurd's Elevation to Chairman (Post, September 23, 2006, Page D01)
 
Chairman Out at HP; CEO Takes Position (Post, September 23, 2006, Page A01)
 
HP Stock Falters In Spying Scandal: Investors React to CEO's Link in Case (Post, September 22, 2006, Page D01)
 
HP CEO Allowed 'Sting' of Reporter: Chairman's E-Mails Detail Operation (Post, September 21, 2006, Page A01)
 
Extensive Spying Found At HP: Feb. Report Sent to 4 Senior Executives (Post, September 20, 2006, Page D01)
 
HP Scandal Shines Light on a Simple, Treacherous Act (Post, September 19, 2006, Page D01)
 
HP Spokesman Was One Target Of Leak Probe (Post, September 17, 2006, Page A08)
 
Mass. Security Firm Part of Probe of HP (Post, September 14, 2006, Page D03)
 
Chairman, Director Resign In HP Scandal: Leaks Probe Advances in Calif. (Post, September 13, 2006, Page D01)
 
Tension Escalates Over HP Scandal: Board Calls Emergency Meeting Sunday (Post, September 9, 2006, Page D01)
 
HP Investigators Got Reporters' Phone Records (Post, September 8, 2006, Page D01)
 
Calif. Examining HP's Media-Leak Probe, Firm Says: Method of Obtaining Confidential Phone Records May Have Violated State Law (Post, September 7, 2006, Page D01)
 
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