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And you thought I made that stuff up...Thursday, August 7, 2008
If you've read the Samantha Kincaid novels, then you know that she works in the Multnomah County madhouse, I mean, courthouse. When I was there last month, one of my best friends Josh Lamborn (the same Lamborn mentioned here, and also the namesake for secondary character Deputy Lamborn in Judgment Calls) was settling an aggravated murder trial with some interesting plea terms. I didn't blog about it then because I wasn't sure if those facts were public. Now, however, they're on CNN.
posted by Alafair Burke at 6:25 AM
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Well, I would do just about anything for fried chicken, but I guess that would be pushing it too far. LOL
Karen Syed
http://www.karensyed.blogspot.com
There are two things that terrify me about this...first being that people like this are running around free in this country (thankfully less one now) and that there is someone who would MARRY HIM!!! What was that woman thinking???
I know that real life is so close to fiction as in judgement calls the long haul trucker and the two who falsely confessed to a myrder he commited is close to an actual event with a real serial killer