reference to "hacked phone records... JR phoned lawyer before police" AND...

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Tobiano8th said:
UK Guy, thx for the response on this one too.

upon further reflection, does JR talking with colorado governor on that morning really mean much? colorado governor may know JR (may know him well) and be reassuring him "sincere condolences... everything will done... yada, yada, yada"

phoning a lawyer BEFORE the police would be very very bad... but as you say, it's speculation.

thx again.
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Boy oh boy. YES, phoning an attorney if there is a dead body in your basement EVEN YOUR DAUGHTER's is highly advisable. Why on earth wouldn't you??!?!??!!??!?!?!? That is the FIRST person you call. Not the police, not your mom, not your neighbor, not her preschool to say she won't be there. AN ATTORNEY, that's who. She's already dead. DEAD and you WILL BE BLAMED. So yes, calling an attorney is not only your right, but HIGHLY ADVISABLE.
 
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