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Kevin D.

I've never heard of the guy but this is utterly fascinating.

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Elisha Feger (mail) (www):

I read that earlier, I'm not sure what I think about it.

6.29.2007 3:16pm

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mikeca (mail) (www):

I have seen stories on this case in the Bay Area papers, but they did not go into this much detail.

6.29.2007 3:17pm

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Kevin D (mail) (www):

I reads like the plot of a movie to me. It really does. Especially with the message in the lines of code at the end.

6.29.2007 3:22pm

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Eric M (mail) (www):

I reads like the plot of a movie to me.

I was thining the same thing as I was reading it. That's one hell of an easter egg too.

6.29.2007 4:52pm

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Dean Esmay:

What a fascinatingly creepy story.

6.29.2007 6:55pm

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TallDave (mail) (www):

That was odd, but also deliberately odd, which always makes me wonder what the author is leaving out.

6.29.2007 10:45pm

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