A group of people dressed in white are strapped into harnesses connected to a pair of almost vertical wires as they hang and contort themselves.
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A Washington Post book critic and Exley's literary executor, Yardley is said to use scant evidence--such as numerous late-night phone calls from Exley from 1975 to 1992--to draw conclusions about Exley's self-absorption and ambiguous sexuality.