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Beagle wrote:

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Like maybe a new reality show?

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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There is no information forthcoming and hasn’t been for years. The person you can thank for that more than anyone else, if there actually is anymore information out there is Shack. Snowey, Wowzer and I are likely the reason that if there was anyone who was going to bring forth any information, it is because they don’t know about Shack and a few others and aren’t worried they would be pilloried online like others were.
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There really aren’t. Do you ever wonder when cops go to cop school, courses in psychics and “fiction writing for success” aren’t in their course load? Beacause they have no use in a logical mind when pursuing the facts.
What you call “other ways of thinking” I call guessing and fantasy. There are several established facts about this case and no more. There is a finite and very small number of things that could have happened in broad strokes. Deviation from those possibilities is not thinking, it is imagining or guessing and doesn’t add to the discussion, it distracts from the discussion. Until new evidence appears we are stuck with a mystery. Listening to the unicorns might make for good fictions stories but it does nothing to help solve what happened that night.
Bill

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Snowy wrote:

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a CC instructor / or was that college professor?, and occasional flirting.

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Frostman wrote:

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Get Mark Burnett on the line will you? Of course there's that little issue of how one would be voted off the island in this case.

Frostman wrote:

I was envisioning "Ten Little Indians" meets "Fawlty Towers". Besides it wouldn't have to end after the first season. And it could take on a life of its own in reruns. We'd just replenish the contestant sleuths as required... after they'd expired so to speak.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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Faulty Towers - one of the funniest series EVER!! Watching it in 1978/79 then introducing my parents, then my wife, then my kids to that series was a great pleasure.
Bill

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Det Columbo wrote:

Golly Gee Ollie...I am confused

Frostman wrote:

I was envisioning "Ten Little Indians" meets "Fawlty Towers". Besides it wouldn't have to end after the first season. And it could take on a life of its own in reruns. We'd just replenish the contestant sleuths as required... after they'd expired so to speak.

Det Columbo wrote:

Golly Gee Ollie...I am confused

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Did you take your medication today?

Bumping for Maura wrote:

Completely unrelated to the current discussion here, but here goes:
Was it ever made absolutely and unequivocally clear that the "mystery" girl "Raykel" as seen and spoken to in the Barton, VT, church was not Maura in "disguise".
"Raykel´s" running away when the priest started his Fathers´ Day sermon has always made me wonder....

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Beagle wrote:

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Weren't you just really bummed when FC and John from Seattle were were making goo-goo eyes at each other? I had to call all my friends and tell them.

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Beagle wrote:

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Weren't you just really bummed when FC and John from Seattle were were making goo-goo eyes at each other? I had to call all my friends and tell them.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

And the cyber TOT (time out tent) where a few were sent when their bashing of the locals got out of hand. We know who the most frequent visitor was.
The drinking that went on in the TOT with the fantasy drinks and bartender. Egads I wonder what went on in there when we weren't looking. Could those goo-goo eyes have turned into something more??? Ahhh, those were the days.

Snowy wrote:

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you got more than your fair share of attention from our friend, Dawn, and should have been more grateful. she had your back at every turn.
crazy stuff.