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To: KLP who wrote (1405)9/6/2001 4:50:53 PM
From: average joe  Respond to of 1669
 
You mean if anybody really cared and we took the time to make sure people who killed were not walking the streets?
I think in that situation 75% of the cases would be solved.

Obviously if Condit was responsible he did not get his own hands dirty. Which makes him even more reprehensible.



To: KLP who wrote (1405)9/7/2001 1:16:55 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™  Respond to of 1669
 
The police don't regard a missing persons report a crime, therefore they don't want to waste time and budget on finding anyone... Chandra's case is not a missing persons case, it really is a kidnapping, but the Democrap police department in D.C. decided to sandbag the case and let is slide..... sadly, politics as usual.....

GZ


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