6moons audio reviews: Jim Saxon's cryptic files

Subject attends the University of Pennsylvania Law School on scholarship and plays quarterback on an intramural touch football team that includes [deleted] and [deleted], two other promising candidates. Subject tends to waste time by drinking beer and listening to music on a battered stereo system. Shares a "pad" with a group of "hippie" graduate students but does not smoke marijuana. No arrest record can be found. Subject has not signed any anti-war petitions.

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Having avoided the military draft via lottery, subject is employed by a Wall Street law firm. He hates his job. Although he displays no unsound tendencies, subject has been known to use beer and recorded music for solace. As a consequence, he could be susceptible to a sympathetic influence. Situation bears watching.

A year ago, he was seen entering a Crazy Eddies store in Queens, New York while in the company of a female investment banker, a former campus radical named [deleted]. Emerged with a JVC receiver, a Technics turntable, and a pair of house brand loudspeakers, which as a result of abusive practices our watchers now categorize as a battered stereo system.

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Subject has started his own financial services company and in the process has become a HiFi addict, having spent over $10,000 in a single year on a frenzy of buying activity. He has begun to seek out his own kind. Friends now include HiFi buffs from Queens, New York and Garden City, New Jersey. An upstairs neighbor is a so-called audiophile who recently defected from the Soviet Union under the aegis of a rival service. This person, along with his Russian wife, may be a sympathetic influence.

While returning from a so-called "listening session" at the home of an aspiring HiFi journalist identified as [deleted], subject was cited for speeding on the New Jersey turnpike. No open or empty beer cans were found in car. Otherwise, his record is clean; no fingerprints exist.

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[During its formative years after WWII, the Central Intelligence Agency not only recruited many Yale graduates to many listening posts in faraway places, they sometimes resorted to blackmail to ensure voluntary enlistenment - Ed.] ..................
		Subject attends the University of Pennsylvania Law School on scholarship and plays quarterback on an intramural touch football team that includes [deleted] and [deleted], two other promising candidates. Subject tends to waste time by drinking beer and listening to music on a battered stereo system. Shares a "pad" with a group of "hippie" graduate students but does not smoke marijuana. No arrest record can be found. Subject has not signed any anti-war petitions. .................. Having avoided the military draft via lottery, subject is employed by a Wall Street law firm. He hates his job. Although he displays no unsound tendencies, subject has been known to use beer and recorded music for solace. As a consequence, he could be susceptible to a sympathetic influence. Situation bears watching. A year ago, he was seen entering a Crazy Eddies store in Queens, New York while in the company of a female investment banker, a former campus radical named [deleted]. Emerged with a JVC receiver, a Technics turntable, and a pair of house brand loudspeakers, which as a result of abusive practices our watchers now categorize as a battered stereo system. .................. Subject has started his own financial services company and in the process has become a HiFi addict, having spent over $10,000 in a single year on a frenzy of buying activity. He has begun to seek out his own kind. Friends now include HiFi buffs from Queens, New York and Garden City, New Jersey. An upstairs neighbor is a so-called audiophile who recently defected from the Soviet Union under the aegis of a rival service. This person, along with his Russian wife, may be a sympathetic influence. While returning from a so-called "listening session" at the home of an aspiring HiFi journalist identified as [deleted], subject was cited for speeding on the New Jersey turnpike. No open or empty beer cans were found in car. Otherwise, his record is clean; no fingerprints exist. ..................

		Subject has created a real estate holding company with a million square feet under management in twelve states. His circle of associates includes politicians, movie moguls and famous athletes. He divides his time between New York and Florida and maintains expensive cars, women and stereo systems in both venues. He no longer takes or returns our telephone calls. Agent [deleted] has threatened to "kick [the subject's] ass" and was reprimanded for doing so. .................. Subject's real estate empire has collapsed. He has no visible means of support but somehow manages to own a stereo system valued at $20,000. On or about the 25th of August, Agent [deleted] approached the subject with an offer of aid but said offer was angrily refused. Subject maintains that he is engaged to an heiress and thus, "everything will be all right". By all indications, no such a person exists within subject's constricting circle of acquaintances.
.................. Subject was last seen boarding a flight to San Jose, Costa Rica. His checked baggage included several changes of clothes, a volume from The Story of Civilization, and a stereo system that our inspectors categorized as "battered". He does not appear to be coming back any time soon. .................. Subject is said to have become a model citizen in his adopted country. His only apparent vices are drinking beer and listening to music on HiFi equipment appraised at over $30,000. He is said to keep an old stereo system on hand in case hard times should come again. There is a photo on his desk of someone alleged to be an heiress. Recently, subject was seen in the company of an ex-religious zealot who publishes a HiFi magazine (possibly subversive) on the Internet. ..................

This concludes the redacted information we have on Mr. Saxon. As future documents are declassified, we will update his profile - Ed.

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