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To: CountofMoneyCristo who wrote (28)	6/27/2001 4:38:11 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3143

In this post, you claim that Leeza discouraged people from coming forward. You seem to be fond of threatening lawsuits when you perceive mistruths being said about you, I would think that you would be more careful about doing it to others. Message 16003541 Leeza never discouraged anybody from coming forward, she did suggest that it wasn't in people's best interest to give the information directly to you. Pretty damned good advice, IMO. BTW: your non-response to my questions does a pretty good job of answering the questions. At least for anybody who is paying attention. My questions from an earlier post. I still don't understand why you want people to contact the law firm directly. I think that the answer to two of my questions is relevant in establishing your crediblity to lead the case. If this case is won, would you receive any compensation beyond what the other people in the class will receive in the settlement? Would your slice of the pie be different than that of the other's? Has the law firm actually agreed to take the case?