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To: Matt Brown who wrote (4108)	10/27/1999 7:52:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 5041

To: Cheeky Kid who wrote (45838) From: Anthony@Pacific Wednesday, Oct 27 1999 6:12PM ET Reply # of 45862 The very real world of Wall Street: not that cute picture painted on CNBC. To all those who know me , and all those I know, I knew Al very well, by our work together several years ago uncovering scams. now he has forever been silienced..May he rest in peace. I want to apologize to any creep and or crim I have offended , it was never personal. My scam fighting days are over. OCTOBER 27, 17:21 EDT Two Stockbrokers Found Dead in N.J. By MARTHA RAFFAELE Associated Press Writer Officials remove one of the bodies AP/Thomas P. Costello [28K] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COLTS NECK, N.J. (AP) ? Two brokers who sold penny stocks via the Internet were shot to death gangland-style inside a mansion in a crime that has baffled investigators. ``This was an execution. Reasons, we're not certain yet,' Monmouth County Prosecutor John Kaye said. Friends found Alain Chalem, 41, and Mayir Lehmann, 37, face down early Tuesday on the marble floor of the estate Chalem shared with his girlfriend and her 13-year-old son. Chalem had been shot in the chest and five times in the head, while Lehmann, who lived in Woodmere, N.Y., was shot in the leg and once in the back of the head. Their cellular telephones were inches from their hands. Monmouth County, N.J., prosecutor John Kaye and police chief Kevin Sauter talk to reporters. AP/Jeff Zelevansky [25K] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The men traded stocks for investors on a Web site operated from the mansion. Investigators said they had no idea if the trading had anything to do with their slayings. And Kaye said there was no sign of burglary. The prosecutor said he had no suspects and no murder weapon. ``In this county, there are about a dozen homicides a year and they are not `whodunits,' Kaye said. ``This is an unusual killing.' Chalem had lived on the 16-acre estate for seven or eight months with Kimberly Scarola, 39, and her son. Ms. Scarola had gone to Florida, several days before the shootings, and her son was with her ex-husband, Kaye said. Friends found the wrought-iron gates to the home open, the front door unlocked and no signs of forced entry. The white brick home with a towering fountain is in a wealthy community of 8,500 about an hour from New York City. home ] us news ] world ] business ] sports ] weather ] search ] help ] I'm done. Peace, A@P

To: Matt Brown who wrote (4108)	10/27/1999 7:54:00 PM
From: Lola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5041

When a good Christian boy like you says The world has turned to shit folks It really is near the end. I'm very upset about this as well but you know God can work through all kinds of difficult circumstances. He will use this as an opportunity to get the bad guys . . . we just don't know how yet. Lola:)