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if Opri said something on Greta, maybe she was referring to your phonecall ! pat yourself on the back

[Alice in Wonderland]

Gangster Profile decribes from various dimensions how crime, corruption and injustice exists in the Bahamas legal profession which is deeply embedded in the anti-foreign political culture of The Bahamas. Bahamas Consult warns especially tourists and investors from the United States of America. Bahamian Justice Stinks!

http://www.gangster.bahamasone.com/

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more info about Anna's Diaries:

March 24, 2007
Reuters

http://www.tonight.co.za/index.php?from=rss_Tonight&fArticleId=3747810

Two diaries written by Anna Nicole Smith have sold on online auction site eBay for more than $500 000 (R3,6-million) to a German man planning to use them as the basis of a book, according to the memorabilia house that sold them.
Jeff Woolf, co-partner and auction director at Universal Rarities in Corona, California, said the diaries, from 1992 and 1994, were found a few years ago by a man cleaning out a house in Los Angeles where Smith stayed during a filming project.
In the 1992 diary, which has the words "I follow my own star" on the cover, Woolf said Smith confesses: "I hate for men to want sex all the time. I hate sex." This diary sold for about $285 000.

In the second diary Smith writes about the illness of her billionaire husband Howard Marshall, who died in 1995 at the age of 90, with a religious awakening with lots of references to Jesus. This sold for about $230 000.

"The gentleman who bought them required to be anonymous but I can tell you he is from Germany and has the intention of making a book out of them and doing some things in the publishing world."


Associated Press
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17762569/

The buyer wished to remain anonymous, but planned to sell the information to various media outlets, then resell the diaries by the end of the year.

Her 1992 diary consists of 26 entries from January to August while the 1994 one contains about 30 pages from January to July, Riccio said. The entries show a moody and complicated woman, Riccio said.

Among the entries was Smith discussing her husband, elderly Texas oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall II, whom she married in 1994 and who died the next year.

"It was a okay day," she wrote of June 11, 1992. "I had lunch with Howard. Someone ran over my cat yesterday. I was real sad."

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When I called Opri's office they connected me with her assistant. His name was Howard.
Do you know her personally?

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I don't think my phone call to Opri had anything to do with what she said on The Line Up.

All that came out of my brief call to her was that she confirmed they all were aware of the UK story and that she could not give out any comments or information related to it. She was to the point but pleasant during the brief call I made to her.