BaileyC
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I was just laying out possible scenarios, like it’s possible for there to be simple explanation for why they met in Lexington. One way you can tell is I will always say imo, jmo, or moo. If I state something as fact I will always try to provide a link per TOS or if asked to will try my best to find one or go back and add moo to the post until I can prove it as fact.
I'm still looking for the link to show what I said to you is correct. It's hard to find. We've discussed this in the threads but difficult to find the link.
I'm pretty new to this message board, I was here for the first time over a year ago to discuss a case and am back now to discuss the Spurlock case. Something I've learned is, I should read the threads before commenting and discussing a case. That way hopefully I would be informed on what's been said and the links provided. I don't see why when discussing a case, you need to post a link to everything said if it's been discussed before in the thread or threads. It's a nice thing to do if someone has a question but can be very time consuming to find a link when you don't recall where the topic was discussed or where you read it in the media.