Maura Murray

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Det Columbo wrote:

Seems as though James likes a little Asian influence now and then to stimulate the senses.
https://groups.google.com/forum/ #!topic/adailyjokelist/UKWLI3p m2d0
Det. John Smith

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delivery 4 detective wrote:

okay.....
http://shoutkey.com/appearance

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Det Columbo wrote:

"In a recent issue (November 2008) of "Scene Magazine", Mr. Renner targets my uncle as Amy's killer. Mr. Renner's conclusion is based on circumstantial evidence. He will not acknowledge or mention three key facts: 1) My uncle passed an FBI-adminstered polygraph test. 2) My uncle provided DNA to law enforcement officials several years ago. 3) My uncle has not been arrested. Law enforcement officials stated there have been "thousands" of suspects. Furthermore, local law enforcement officials were quoted as saying, "his (Mr. Renner's) article does a disservice to the investigation." Mr. Renner will not allow facts to get in the way of a story."
"a disservice to the investigation" Huh..!
John Smith

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SnowyB wrote:

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no, Mindy, i never believed them to be the same individual.
i'd be interested in knowing whether PI credentialing is one time, or requires renewal, if there are various levels of credentialing, and whether the qualifications vary state-to-state. perhaps "Columbo" will inform us.
further, it would be interesting to know if his credentialing is current/active, has expired, and, if so, when it expired.
also, is said credentialing stripped/removed if one is arrested?

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Simply Caustic wrote:

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Hiya Snowy. I've got no idea where the idea that they were one and the same popped up - but I surely have thought that throughout the past coupla years. Quite bizarre that I can't even recall where it was first suggested.
In IL one has to renew their license and it's something accessed online (verification, that is) with the Dept of Professional Regulation - and one's license can be revoked if certain criteria is met (or not met, as the case may be.)

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Simply Caustic wrote:

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Hiya Snowy. I've got no idea where the idea that they were one and the same popped up - but I surely have thought that throughout the past coupla years. Quite bizarre that I can't even recall where it was first suggested.
In IL one has to renew their license and it's something accessed online (verification, that is) with the Dept of Professional Regulation - and one's license can be revoked if certain criteria is met (or not met, as the case may be.)

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Det Columbo wrote:

Renner is Wrong.....Really..?
http://renneriswrong.blogspot.com/2008_11_01_...
John Smith

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SnowyB wrote:

http://renneriswrong.blogspot. com/2008_11_01_archive.html
"Mr. Renner has fingered "prime suspects" previously. Since he has a new one, his previous epiphanies were obviously wrong. His track record would then suggest he has no credibility. His lack of credibility is further supported by there being no arrests of any of his "prime suspects". He continually throws mud against a wall, hoping something eventually sticks. He has now become the little boy that cried wolf.
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But when you haphazardly injure other people in the process, you lose all credibility. The lack of credibility is a poor resume builder in Mr. Renner's profession."
likewise, without proof, supporters of the "dirtbag" theory have serially selected and targeted their own "suspects", with SBD being one of them.
either way, two wrongs, Ducks' and Renner's, don't make a right.
thank you for the link, JS.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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You're right Snowy. Two wrongs do not make a right. Too many innocent people are being and have been thrown under the bus. For what????

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Det Columbo wrote:

Looks like James has tucked tail and went a running. At least he took down the pix of THE WRONG JOHNWOLF and put up My picture.
Yes....this is me the carny from northern NH and I have now put that pix on here for everyone to see. But like the shirt says..."I don't always look this way"
I have been digging and digging......
John Smith
Franconia
Main St