Julie Farthwork, Frank Juliet, and Ian Restil's agent Joe Hiert. We called the numbers...

Adam Penenberg: [During a conference call] A few other people we can't seem to locate: Julie Farthwork, Frank Juliet, and Ian Restil's agent Joe Hiert. We called the numbers you gave us, got voicemails for all three, and the emails were sent back. "No address" or "account closed". Stephen Glass: Really? Because I've emailed them about a million times each. Hiert's online all day long. Adam Penenberg: Did you ever call these people and get them directly? Stephen Glass: No. I always left messages and spoke to them when they called me back. Adam Penenberg: And the references in the article to Nevada law enforcement officials... was Jim Ghort the only one you spoke to? Stephen Glass: Yes. Adam Penenberg: Do you have a phone number for him? Stephen Glass: Yeah. Definitely. Adam Penenberg: By the way, what was your basis for writing that Jukt was a "big-time software company"? Stephen Glass: I didn't. That was added by the copy desk. Adam Penenberg: And, uh, was the hacker's conference where you first met the Jukt executives? Stephen Glass: No, that part of the article is misleading. I, uh... I was never in the Restils' home at all. Adam Penenberg: You weren't in Restil's home with the Jukt executives? Stephen Glass: No, I didn't mean to imply that I had been. [later] Stephen Glass: Sorry about that. Did the fax come through OK? Adam Penenberg: Yes, it did. I think the address must've gotten garbled. We can't find the site. Stephen Glass: OK. You want to read it back to me? Adam Penenberg: Sure. You gave us "members.aol.juktn.html". Stephen Glass: Wait. Was that an "M"? Adam Penenberg: I'm sorry? Stephen Glass: After Jukt, was that an "M", as in "Micronics"? Adam Penenberg: No, it was an "N". As in "not working". Stephen Glass: Try "M". Kambiz Foroohar: OK. Stephen Glass: Sorry about that. I was just rushing. Kambiz Foroohar: Of course. But I do find myself wondering, Stephen, why would a major software company put their website where only AOL members can access it, as opposed to the entire web? Stephen Glass: I have no idea. I don't have a website, so I don't really know that much about them. I would trust you guys to know better than me. Kambiz Foroohar: [while looking at the fake website] OK, looks like... we have the Jukt website up now. I have to say, Stephen, this looks very suspicious to me.