The Epic tale of electronic surveillance and remote Neural Monitoring continues in T’adaram Maradas’ Se-nior effort, ‘The Other Side of the Game: A Requiem Angelicus of Dawid the Beloved.’ As a continuation to, ‘The Other Side of the Game,’ Maradas delivers a straight jab to the spy and identity theft underground’s inner sanctum, taking the, ‘soul of the business,’ out into the public eye. This autobiographical, informative, non-fiction account of the efforts of this phenomenon is ri-veting, surprising, and conclusive, and delivers the cold, hard facts of Title III, electronic surveillance