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To: TexKat
Why did Anna and Howard have to go to Florida to see the boat in the first place? The deal was done before that. It's only six hours to the Bahamas and the boat was scheduled to leave that same day.

Oh, okay, two people couldn't die in the Bahamas...it wouldn't look right.

Tell Howard it doesn't look any better in Florida because he now has 4 LE agencies on his tail.

Bad Script Howard. Folks shouldn't be able to finger the murderer early in the story.

The Guilt of Vacant Eyes!!

1,342 posted on 03/12/2007 4:51:00 PM PDT by Sacajaweau
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To: Sacajaweau
But what is the deal about the boat being owned by the King? I would like to trace the source of that, because I don't understand it.
1,346 posted on 03/12/2007 4:54:25 PM PDT by A Citizen Reporter
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To: Sacajaweau
I was just thinking about the fool. I guess by ANS getting pregnant, and having Dannielynn he just could not handle it any longer.

I think that when Howie first took on ANS's case to get the Marshall fortune, he had expectations of hitting it big and what prestige that would be for this young lawyer. Well things turned out not to be what he thought.

The years started passing, his client was this uncontrollable drug head Marilyn Monroe wannabe.

This failed young lawyer, this want to be ANS'lover started looking at other avenues in which to gain notoriety, to gain ANS's attention. But Howie fails again. Howie is nothing more than ANS's flunky

How he must blame ANS for his failures. She must be made to pay for wasting his time, his life.

1,361 posted on 03/12/2007 5:10:12 PM PDT by TexKat (Just because you did not see it or read it, that does not mean it did or did not happen.)
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