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To: Bill who wrote (35465)	10/25/2001 7:10:47 PM
From: bonnuss_in_austin	Read Replies (1) of 82486

As I understand kidnapping, murder laws, etc., ...parents are dependent upon local community law enforcement agencies, such as the Austin Police Dept. here, as first-line defense in investigation. Lawyers -- is this correct? Detectives are assigned to work each case. And is it true that the FBI becomes involved in kidnapping cases? Not homicide, though. Correct? Perhaps I read too many great fictional authors in this genre (two are John Sandford and Robert Tanenbaum, Ed McBain from years past) ... but I rather imagine that some sorts of 'torture' might be involved in shaking info out of suspects. Is this new? Are laws that condone physical torture necessary? (Hey: forget that I ask this if it provokes five days of 'objective discussion' among the 'moderates,' okay? I won't read it.) -g- bia

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