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To: Terry Maloney who wrote (320527)	4/20/2006 8:26:22 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Terry The trick to making money in the stock market is anticipating what comes next. you use police reports after the fact!(snicker) you have no idea of what happened yesterday, unless you get a link!(snicker) Try using your mind for something other then to pour beer in. Take this for example, you posted this nonsense :Police find no links between sex offenders, shooting suspect Message 22362407 then Message 22364677 update, who could have FORESKINed this Probe eyes link between slayer, pervert in Idaho By Casey Ross Thursday, April 20, 2006 - Updated: 03:40 AM EST Police are investigating whether the Canadian youth believed to have killed two sex offenders before committing suicide was himself victimized by a notorious pedophile who lived in the same Idaho town where the troubled youth attended high school. Maine State Police are looking into a tip from Idaho authorities that Stephen A. Marshall could have come in contact with convicted predator Clark Gerwulf while living in the remote community of Culdesac when he was a teen. Idaho authorities also forwarded information that Marshall was charged with felony aggravated assault in 2001 for threatening another teenager with a rifle. “It’s another piece we’re looking into to see if it fits our puzzle,” said Maine State Police Sgt. Stephen Pickering, who is working to find an explanation for Marshall’s alleged rampage against sex offenders. Pickering said Idaho authorities told him Marshall was not a known victim of Gerwulf’s, but that the investigation is still open even though the 71-year-old lifetime offender has been sentenced to life in prison. Gerwulf, who has a 30-year criminal history of sex offenses, was convicted of sexually assulting multiple youths in Idaho, including a 16-year-old boy. “They lived in the very same town,” Pickering said of Marshall and Gerwulf. “I have requested information on the case.” Meanwhile, investigators today plan to start examining a laptop computer Marshall allegedly used to plot the killings of Joseph Gray, 57, and 24-year-old William Elliott - two sex offenders who were gunned down Easter Sunday in their rural Maine homes. Marshall, 20, committed suicide on a bus outside South Station Sunday night when transit police surrounded the vehicle after learning Marshall was a suspect in the sex offender killings. Until yesterday, investigators had found no indication Marshall had any history of violent behavior, but his 2001 arrest in Idaho has offered a new wrinkle in an otherwise confounding case. A Nez Perce County sheriff’s report indicates that Marshall, then 15, intervened to stop a fight between kids on his front lawn by standing in his doorway with an assault rifle and yelling. Marshall was arrested on a charge of felony aggravated assault, but there is no record that he was convicted, the sheriff’s office said. take heart you may not make any money but you can can be good for a laugh GFY