where's a link to this info? Is this doc dump linked in the official documents? I just never came across this info before. Anyone who has links to new stuff please be sure and post it there!![]()
seagull, don't have a link handy, but nums or someone posted in the media links thread for friday, it's clearly marked and super easy to find if you're interested.
I thought it was noteworthy that whoever dated the '03 entry was smart enough to place it on the left-hand page, in the corner, where it was further away from the other red ink so an imperfect match would be less noticeable. If it had been written next to the day and date entry on the right-hand page it would be very close to the other ink and could have shown more apparent inconsistencies.
but it seemed to me it was curved in the opposite direction ~ like a regular letter "c".
Hmmm, smart enough maybe like a retired policeman (let's say someone like GA) who knew this journal could mean big trouble, so do something like add a false date (uhm, remove some pages) to throw off LE?
Hmmm # 2, maybe like the backward comma on this envelope GA addressed to CA in jail?
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Hmmm # 3, the underlining under the '03 date on the journal makes me think of GA underlining various phrases in a lot of those jail house letters for emphasis, like this:
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As in write that '03 date on the journal, and underline it to emphasize the incorrect-but-hope-LE-believes-it date?
Sorry I didn't respond to this last night, Capri (I'd gone to sleep.) 'Thanks' to AZ for posting pic of cover.
ITA, can't think of any reason for Brad being 'keeper of the diary' if it didn't have significance.
Hmmm, smart enough maybe like a retired policeman (let's say someone like GA) who knew this journal could mean big trouble, so do something like add a false date (uhm, remove some pages) to throw off LE?
Hmmm # 2, maybe like the backward comma on this envelope GA addressed to CA in jail?
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Hmmm # 3, the underlining under the '03 date on the journal makes me think of GA underlining various phrases in a lot of those jail house letters for emphasis, like this:
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As in write that '03 date on the journal, and underline it to emphasize the incorrect-but-hope-LE-believes-it date?
Hmmm, smart enough maybe like a retired policeman (let's say someone like GA) who knew this journal could mean big trouble, so do something like add a false date (uhm, remove some pages) to throw off LE?
Hmmm # 2, maybe like the backward comma on this envelope GA addressed to CA in jail?
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Hmmm # 3, the underlining under the '03 date on the journal makes me think of GA underlining various phrases in a lot of those jail house letters for emphasis, like this:
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As in write that '03 date on the journal, and underline it to emphasize the incorrect-but-hope-LE-believes-it date?
GA had the means, motive, & opportunity for this one....love the backwards comma combined with all the underlining. Sure appears to be a GA kind of forgery. Maybe CA is setting him up for a fall?Hmmm, smart enough maybe like a retired policeman (let's say someone like GA) who knew this journal could mean big trouble, so do something like add a false date (uhm, remove some pages) to throw off LE?
Hmmm # 2, maybe like the backward comma on this envelope GA addressed to CA in jail?
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Hmmm # 3, the underlining under the '03 date on the journal makes me think of GA underlining various phrases in a lot of those jail house letters for emphasis, like this:
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As in write that '03 date on the journal, and underline it to emphasize the incorrect-but-hope-LE-believes-it date?
A sample of Cindy's underlining and number 3 written in a letter to ICA
http://www.wesh.com/pdf/26649052/detail.html
Silly question showing my ignorance...
Released docs make any comments on anything appearing on the pages AFTER the "June 21" entry?
Hmmm, smart enough maybe like a retired policeman (let's say someone like GA) who knew this journal could mean big trouble, so do something like add a false date (uhm, remove some pages) to throw off LE?
Hmmm # 2, maybe like the backward comma on this envelope GA addressed to CA in jail?
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Hmmm # 3, the underlining under the '03 date on the journal makes me think of GA underlining various phrases in a lot of those jail house letters for emphasis, like this:
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As in write that '03 date on the journal, and underline it to emphasize the incorrect-but-hope-LE-believes-it date?