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Date: Fri, 03 Oct 2014 20:40:05 -0700
From: Richard Childers <fscked@sbcglobal.net>
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Subject: Q: How Did Richard Henson's Cousin Know It Was OK To Drop By?
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Officer Erler,

Mulling over this morning's sequence of events, one of the things that 
struck me was how confident the driver of the black Mustang seemed to be 
when he came into the parking lot, this morning - I mean, anyone else 
would have parked across the street, and walked into the apartment complex.

It was odd, because Paul, the maintenance guy, is usually here fairly 
early in the morning - I've seen him here as early as 7:30 or even 7:00 
AM - and you'd think a wanted felon would want to avoid the apartment's 
management ... not park a strange car, in a space that wasn't his - a 
sure recipe for problems, at most apartment complexes.

And so I asked the maintenance guy, Paul, if, by some chance, he had 
told anyone, yesterday, that he expected to be late, or not at the 
apartment complex at all, this morning.

His terse one-word answer: Yes.

Food for thought.


Regards,

~richard