TIM RICHARDSON -> ROSS SAUER wrote:
 TR> On 12-19-08, ROSS SAUER said to TIM RICHARDSON:


 RS>>> Mimi, Majel Roddenberry died today.


 RS>>> She was 76.


 RS>>> :-(



 TR>> OTTO, `Deep Throat' died yesterday.


 TR>> He was 95. :^)

The passing of Majel and "deep throat" (I'm sorry I've forgotten
his name) is sad indeed, but today the Medical Examiner's office in Orlando
announced today that the skeletal remains of the toddler found there last
week were indeed those of 2 year old Caylee Anthony. She died in June, but
her "mother" didn't bother to report her missing and her
grandmother didn't do it until July. Casey Anthony, Caylee's
"mother" told the police all kinds of stupid easily debunked lies
(one wonders if there's some Sauer blood in the Anthony family?) as to what
happened to Caylee. Casey is in jail on murder charges and Florida has the
death penalty I hope they use "old sparky" on her.

 RS>> He was instrumental in getting that corrupt SOB Tricky Dicky out of the
 RS>> White House.


 TR> Where I have no problem with `what' he did.....I do have a problem with the
 TR> `way' he did it.


 TR> The man was a high muckity-muck in the FBI. He had the opportunity to
 TR> demonstrate those high standards and principles FBI agents and their
 TR> superiors
 TR> were (at least in my day) noted for.


 TR> He should not have snuck around behind everybody's back to do what he
 TR> did. It
 TR> should have been done openly. He should have shown the courage of his own
 TR> sense of right and wrong. He didn't. Where I am glad that the truth came
 TR> out,
 TR> and Nixon was exposed as the criminal type that he was......the man who
 TR> could
 TR> have had the praise and respect of the whole nation by exposing the truth,
 TR> instead chose to come across as nothing more than just another whining
 TR> little
 TR> gutter snipe!

Was J Edgar still alive then? If so maybe that's why the agent didn't do it
publicly. Remember that J Edgar denied the existence of the Mafia until
Bobby Kennedy took over the Justice Dept.

-- 
L'Chaim,
Mimi

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