The Gasconade County Republican's web site was shut down Wednesday afternoon due to high demand. The unusualy activity was most likely caused when National Public Radio (NPR) placed a link to the web site after a live interview with Linda Trest concerning the "Bill Jakob story she broke in May. The story when national after it received front page coverage in the New York Times. Click here "http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=92138267" to listen to the 16 minute interview.
The name Bill A. Jakob was first published in The Republican on May 14. His stint as a fake federal agent had come to an abrupt end leaving the town of Gerald to sort through the debris left in the wake of his explosive.
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