[MarkWar]

It's pretty freaky when readers of a chick's fashion magazine get deeper and more informative NEWS stories than readers of "news" magazines like Time and Newsweek!

Mark W.

[japaneseghost]

It's pretty freaky when readers of a chick's fashion magazine get deeper and more informative NEWS stories than readers of "news" magazines like Time and Newsweek!

Yep, you got it right. And Boylan is fantastic.
Notice how Ted K. bears no resemblance to her picture of the Unabomber.
Guess at what I'm trying to say.

H-el-l-o-!

[japaneseghost]

It's pretty freaky when readers of a chick's fashion magazine get deeper and more informative NEWS stories than readers of "news" magazines like Time and Newsweek!

Yep, you got it right. And Boylan is fantastic.
Notice how Ted K. bears no resemblance to her picture of the Unabomber.
Guess at what I'm trying to say.

H-el-l-o-!

[rellimpank]

--her book, the name of which I can't remember, covers it well too--

[Black Agnes]

I read this article, it was pretty good. I was surprised they allowed her to mention the non-fanatical-right-wing-wacko that might have helped McVeigh.

[Fred Mertz]

Las summer, with the impending execution of Timothy McVeigh -- convicted for his role in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing -- she publicly suggested that the FBI had ignored the existence of at least two other accomplices.

While this is old news to many FReepers, at least it is getting some exposure in the media, even if it's a women's magazine.

[OKCSubmariner]

BUMP

[backhoe]

Magazines like that are read by a lot of people- and they stay around waiting rooms forever, so many may see this, and ask questions.

This guy:

james.patterson@indystar.com

has been writing about OKC... might be worth sending him a link.

[backhoe]

Shoot, I'm going daft-- indexing!

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