Well Tore, I never thought I'd say this to you, but I agree with you 100%.


>Terry,
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>I don't know whether you think you are fummy or not, or whether you are sarcastic or not. Anyway, you are directly calling Drew a psychopathic child murderer, a statement I resent, and which I will NEVER forgive you for posting here. I knew Drew pretty well, and also met Brent and Irene on numerous occations. I can not, and no one can, tell for sure what happened in Yellowstone Park. I will not even try to speculate, what has happened has happened, and no matter how you see it, it was a tragedy.
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>By turning this tragedy into a farce by ranting and belittling the memory of two great people, you have shown us all what you stand for. I really hope that we will not see more messages from you here on UT after this. Please show us all some respect, and refrain from writing more of your mean bull$hit.
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>>Well let's just leave it with Speedie being a psychopathic child murderer and wacked out suicidal - I am am with you 100% - and the millions of dollars in possible liablity and insudrance claims avoided and likely campaign and PAC contributions to the state's agent's - and protecting the park service from liability had nothing to do with it with the coroners verdict on a ruled suicide with no note - no witnesses - and no suggestion that would happen.
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>>In this one case - I now will agree with you - Speedie was, is and always has been a psychopathic child murderer (he probably helped OJ too!) and the forces allied against his family prevailed because they were righteous and had g-d was on their side. In fact - it is a just punishment that his survivors are left without insurance and had to bury him out of pocket - they should have had speedies blood tested for the psychopath gene - they didn't - and moving to a homeless shelter is a better than his wife deserves.
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>>I am with you dude! - get with me later - maybe we can wear the same shirt to Denny's tonight and use Drew's headstome as a urinal!
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>>There is something to this righteous conformity - I don't know why I didn't see it earlier - thanks for opening my eyes.
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>>I feel so - so - liberated!
>>>Terry,
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>>>I'm sure most people agree there can be corruption in high places and in every human institution.
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>>>But unless you have evidence of underlying corruption in a particular case, it's like saying that you've heard how bad lung cancer can be so if somebody starts coughing, they must have lung cancer.
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>>>If you do have evidence of corruption by the coroner, you have the makings of your own "honest eddie" political or media career. You won't be the first- check out Eliot Spitzer in NY, he's grown a career by demanding proper practices by and for all.