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https://www.jeffco.us/678/Contact How does a patrolman who went to a tiny, local, religious college become, and survive at, sheriff of a 583,000-person county? ANSWER: By doing the same old thing and blaming everyone else. That is how to survive at it; the rise comes from supporting and condoning corruption and Shrader learned from Ted Mink. Mr. […]

There are many, but this is one of my favorite videos. I like to look at people’s houses and this is a very good view. I have had time to put my thoughts together. Here they are. ONE. It has a lot to do with Mormons and the LDS church. The Grand Poobah, or whatever […]

Before I could express my thoughts on Dominick Dunne I had to look into two other names: Truman Capote and Andy Warhol. Warhol was primarily a commercial artist and he was extremely successful at it. Capote is the more pertinent artist in relation to Dunne. His relationship to Harper Lee is a stunning education and […]

Detectives spent three years working on the investigation, which ultimately found that Michael Skakel had “in all probability killed” Moxley, according to Dunne’s characterization. The detectives hired the 24-year-old who ultimately met with Dunne to turn the investigation into a narrative. Rushton Skakel stashed the report away, according to Dunne. https://www.businessinsider.com/how-dominick-dunne-revived-interest-in-martha-moxley-2013-10 http://thesuttonreport.com/The%20Sutton%20Report/searchablesutton.html Steven Wayne Benson.

Lesson: don’t read Roger Ebert reviews (since he died). I think it just came out. I mean within the last few days. I was able to download it and… I watched in the background without paying attention. The beginning episode flew by. By the second one, I knew it was something deeper and better. I […]

https://www.pbs.org/video/frontline-the-mormons-part-one/ This, Part 1, is exceptional. These people know what they are talking about and they are worth listening-to. The scene I remember most is the one of the single mother with two daughters and a son walking from Illinois to Utah. Earlier, or I think this woman was one of them, the episode told […]

One. Two. But first, what I have learned about narcissism. There was a storyline in the sitcom Friends that there is no real good dead; if it makes you feel good, then it is not unselfish. Most, or many people have narcissistic tendencies, particularly if they are ambitious, confident, or other such adjectives. These people […]

Annielytics.com is the site and Annie Cushing is her name. It is the longest, most rambling timeline of Lori Daybell in existence. I couldn’t tell on my phone if it is current or if it ever ends. If you scroll it never stops. I don’t know what Reddit is but they have changed and now […]

“Honestly, when I saw her, she just looked like a survivor.” Judy Veloz is right. She also said something–I thought it would be one of those soundbites that they repeat, but it was quick and only once–and it was not real articulate. You cannot let your story influence the story. https://www.cbs.com/shows/48_hours/video/dPxsGbwcqdlp45V7Uiv9NLRs81bVuX5k/what-ever-happened-to-mary-day-/ It gets back to […]

and it disappeared… I don’t trust Twitter as a fact-collection resourse.