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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (1087)	11/19/1999 1:53:00 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 12245

Maurice...<Somebody should phone Judge Jackson, Billy Joel Klein and Janet [save the children with a military attack] Reno >....OR At least Call Ota...!!...:)... tim The Associated Press P O R T A L B E R N I, British Columbia, Nov. 17 ? Ever get a curse delivered to your door? A Canadian woman on Vancouver Island did. An envelope arrived in the dead of night. Inside were a clip of hair, a feather, a handful of dust, and a note signed by ?Ota the Witch.? The note said the family?s pet dog had come ?to tell me of his suffering and loneliness among people? and set a two-week deadline for putting the animal up for adoption. The note also read, ?The dust is the cursed dust of ages to be in your house forever. The feather flies my curse to your house. You and everyone in your house are cursed. Horrible things will happen to you soon.? Caroline Little says she has told police about it. She says, ?Why don?t people mind their own business. We love our dog.?