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JWB wrote:

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So what if he repeats?

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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He doesn't repeat. He goes on mindless vomitus rants about things that are totally false, trying to convince god knows who, that he has substance by repeating the same incorrect point over and over and over and over.
There is a difference and most see it.
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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Really? Seriously? That is news. No one has mentioned THAT before. OH WAIT! I think it has been mentioned before. So you are here why?
Bill

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JWB wrote:

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Tell us how you really feel? And you don't even read his posts and feel that way.

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JWB wrote:

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Yaaawn
I am here because I like you Bill. Oh wait, no thats not it.
Not saying I agree with Jenkins or hi style. I just skim it and move on.I don't write a book about it.

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Det Columbo wrote:

Maura Murray

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Det Columbo wrote:

Jenks posts are like a work of art......
John

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BillNH wrote:

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That was a mistake. My apologies if it was taken negatively.

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amy researches wrote:

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I understand what you and Maruchan are saying. But I would rather read these posts that are based on interviews with people who knew Maura, even if they weren't Maura's best friends or offer a lot of new facts, than read posts trying to analyze speculation and rumors about affairs etc. I enjoyed this post and the interview with Maura's coach.
I think since Renner is writing a book that it's good to get a variety of perspectives from people who knew Maura in various parts of her life. It would be interesting to see some interviews from people who knew her at West Point, too. This would maybe paint a more well-rounded picture of who Maura was, especially since Maura's closest friends and family won't talk to Renner. Just my opinion.

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SnowyB wrote:

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i don't recall a heartfelt, compelling, gripping appeal to the public, just a guarded and fiercely protected "image".
contrasts and bits and pieces of her persona are scattered over several forums, but i still don't know her.

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Simply Sarcasm wrote:

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I snipped the above for the most poignant portion (in my opinion, of course).
You put it beautifully, Snowy.'Bits and pieces of her persona'- exactly right.
Hope your summer is starting off...swimmingly.(I'm slap-happy today, forgive me.)
Mindy

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citigirl wrote:

Orko Kringer "Her car sat in a parking lot off a main highway for over a year before police took custody of it." Your statement is incorrect.

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Orko Kringer wrote:

Some more tidbits while citigirl has brought up Maura's car.
Family (wink wink) believes that the mysterious bottle police found at the site of the accident (under her car which family disputes) was actually a bottle of cherry mountain dew (neatly explains the reddish/pink stuff found in the snow.
Also family reports that besides the "soda" bottle, there waa a stick of licorice found in the bottle used as a straw.(Maura was known to do this).