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MineralMan

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1. A true story? Perhaps,
Sat Apr 19, 2014, 12:10 PM
Apr 2014

but without evidence of it, it's hard to say. Did the author include a time and address for this incident? If not, I suspect it's just a story. It could have happened, but if it did, there should be some documentation of it. Authors write all sorts of things. You said this was a novel. Novels are fiction. Authors make up stories in works of fiction.

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A true story? Perhaps, MineralMan Apr 2014 #1
I have long believed that free, equal access to the legal system. Rod Beauvex Apr 2014 #2
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There are two cats. Brigid Apr 2014 #14
Hoax. Or... JJChambers Apr 2014 #4
Nope. See my post below. nt Princess Turandot Apr 2014 #7
The stories are very different JJChambers Apr 2014 #11
Sounds shady and sinister enough to me. Brigid Apr 2014 #16
So... JJChambers Apr 2014 #17
The whole thing sounds like a put-up job. Brigid Apr 2014 #18
Yes I agree. Blue Diadem Apr 2014 #19
It's true, see post below. n/t Blue Diadem Apr 2014 #8
172 Stanton Street... Princess Turandot Apr 2014 #5
Yes, that's the story. Brigid Apr 2014 #10
What novel? Brickbat Apr 2014 #6
"Love Saves the Day" by Gwen Cooper. Brigid Apr 2014 #13
172 Stanton Street, at the corner of Clinton Street pscot Apr 2014 #9
Was that "Love Saves the Day" by Gwen Cooper? shenmue Apr 2014 #12
That's the one. Brigid Apr 2014 #15
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