DualStar offices securty camera.
"I AM Mary-Kate! Really! You gotta believe me!"
"Yeah right. SECURITY!"

I was worried this might happen. She's stuck and can't shift back. I told her that she was playing with fire when she messes with the magick. She's not a high enough level yet. I'll give Sabrina a call. She'll might know how to shift her back. Maybe.

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Paranoid for A-list reasons

"We're paid to be paranoid," says Robert Mann, sitting in his fifth-floor office with its sweeping view of Sunset Boulevard. Until recently Mann was paid to be paranoid for Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, his firm, Worldwide Intelligence Network (WIN), providing bodyguards and anti-stalking intelligence to the celebrity twins around the clock.

It was in special ops that he honed his investigative skills, and sharpened his appetite for situations that most people would pay to avoid, such as going into LA's notoriously dicey South Central district last year to doorstep a mysterious someone who had been impersonating Mary-Kate in an internet chatroom in order to set up meetings with young girls.

The mother of one of these girls contacted Mary-Kate's theatrical agents and the agents called Mann. "I had to shut this guy down quick," he says. "Who knew what the hell he was planning once he got the girl where he wanted her?"

After sifting through internet traffic for a week, he finally traced the impersonator to a physical address. "I was armed and had a 300-pound [136kg] ex-football player with me, but I still didn't know what was behind that door when I knocked."

As it turned out the impersonator was a young gay man, and the only threat of violence came from the abusive father furious with his son. But it could have been otherwise. Like the time Mann traced a stalker to his house.

"The guy had got into the twins' place of business and scared the hell out of the staff," he says. He ended up face-to-face in the street with a character who was obviously not fully in control of himself.

"I said what he'd been doing had to stop," Mann recalls, "told him the cops would be patrolling his house on a regular basis." Mann's departing line was pure Terminator. "I told the guy I was his worst nightmare." The stalking stopped. (more...)

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