Georgia in the News
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Don't hear too much about our lovely state, but we have been all over the news lately. In Augusta, we captured two violent fugitives, had two small children go missing, only to be found in a pond a few days later (so sad) and now a bride-to-be has gone missing near Atlanta!!
Whew! Any theories on what has happened to this woman? She went jogging alone at 8:30pm and never returned. Why do people jog alone at night?
Whew! Any theories on what has happened to this woman? She went jogging alone at 8:30pm and never returned. Why do people jog alone at night?
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This may be yet another 'Lori Hacking' sad story when it's over.
Linda
"...the man's requests are so unusual and
>uncommon that they cannot agree to them. Hmmm."
Interesting to note Don D jumping to erroneous conclusions as usual based on false assumptions.
If any of us were ever in the fiance's situation, i.e., suspected of murder, I'm sure we would want as much of the police questioning as possible done on our court and on our terms. I don't see anything suspicious in his behavior. Smart, yes; suspicious, no!
Eight wedding showers, 14 attendants, 600 invited guests. This gal's got some 'splainin' to do.
My wife made an interesting observation. The groom is not exactly the catch of the day. He may very well border on the "dorky" side. His family is fairly prominent, politically connected and apprently well-to-do.
I think suddenly the thought of marrying into money,for the sake of money, semmed less and less appealing.
I'm not trying to be judgemental or ugly or say that it was "all about the benjamins". I'm probably not the catch of the day either but at least when my wife and I first met I was broke.