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Old February 27th 04, 04:04 PM
C J Campbell
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"Stefan" wrote in message
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Dean Wilkinson wrote:

The controller in this case clearly screwed up since he instructed the


Interesting that you already know the culprit while the official report
is not yet published.


It is interesting that you know who the murder victim was while the official
report is not yet published. In fact, it is interesting that you know there
was a murder at all.

The police will be investigating this incident for some time, perhaps years,
but you are willing to make a snap judgment based on a fragmentary report
printed in some newspaper. :-)


 




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