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To: goldstategop
If you haven't read the latest, you may be amused...

Excerpts from the LaLa Times...

    On Wednesday, Dunn denied police claims and said she was "enraged" by their comments.

    "This is like a very big deal if they think I'm a suspect," Dunn said in the doorway of her Redlands home. "I didn't want any of this from the beginning. This is so overshadowing the bigger problem on campus, which is that the administration has turned its head regularly on hate speech and hate crimes."

    ...But sources also said that while Dunn first had claimed $1,700 worth of property, including a CD player and a briefcase, was stolen from her 1992 Honda Civic, she later told investigators the items had turned up.

    ...Before heading to Claremont McKenna, Dunn worked for more than a year as a consultant in the Los Angeles office of Trial Behavior Consulting, which advises law firms and corporate clients. She specialized in jury research.

This is "like" a very funny lady. She "so" misunderestimated the police.

Interesting that while she has a law degree from the University of Nebraska, she has no license to practice. This is consistent with the practice of many American communists back in the early 20th century. They got law degrees but didn't bother taking the bar.

10 posted on 03/20/2004 8:48:39 AM PST by Bonaparte
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To: Bonaparte
They really do have a lot in common with Baghdad Bob that they get surprised when they get caught in the web of their own lies.
11 posted on 03/20/2004 8:51:16 AM PST by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
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To: Bonaparte
Interesting that the $1700 worth of property "turned up". How does the CD player from your car go missing, then later, "turn up". If it isn't in the dashboard, it probably isn't in your pants pocket or in the hall closet.

More likely she consulted an attorney, who told her that filing a false police report was one thing, but trying to defraud your insurance company of $1700 was another matter altogether. Any attorney worth his salt will tell his client to minimize her exposure at this point by giving up on the attempt to cash in on the insurance.

The fact that the insurance claim is beind dropped proves to me even more than the witness testimony that this case is fabricated.
44 posted on 03/20/2004 12:48:29 PM PST by bondjamesbond (John F'n Kerry is nothing but Teddy Kennedy without a dead girl in the car.)
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