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Vincent The Chin Gigante
Dallas, TX
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Buck Futter wrote: <quoted text> It was an ex-county commissioner's son...can't remember his name. Rich kid something from Paschal High School. He stole the bulldozer from a construction site near Overton Park and drove it north on Hulen past the Cullen Davis mansion where all those people got murdered. Up the Hulen bridge and smashed it into the AHHS field house. I was a freshman and he was a junior or senior and I heard all these rumours this crazy kid. Someone told me that this guy broke in Colonial Country Club a few blocks away and stole some trophies or something back in 1978 or 79.
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kurac23
United States
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I wonder if she was related to serif hidic he was shot dead cople months before claudia
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Dagmar
Berlin, Germany
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JUNE73 wrote: <quoted text> What world are u living in. You idiot .First learn something about Bosnia in the case of Muslims, then hold your two fingers to say something, but do your best to be smart and not something like now stupid.P.S. if u dont know enything about any other countrie shut ur front door.U probably dont know where BOSNIA is on the map.... June73, do you know where Bosnia is? I doubt it!!
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Hello
United States
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WHERE R her parents??????????
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“GOVERNMENT OF DECEIVERS (GOD)”
Since: Sep 10
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
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Preyers prayer
Well you know Claudia Well you know Curtis Well you know Terrance
If your child possesses the god gene (deceivers deceive).
Well you know (your child name here).
god - good OLE deception / governing oppressive dis ease (mental illness)/ group of demons / games of destruction etc. Satan's / National Academy of Television, Art and Science (NATAS) immaculate deception
I AM YHVH DEITY THE FARTHER CIPHER 888. The children will pay for the $in$(toubob)of the parents.
YHVH suspends mercy in response to god (government of deceivers) suspension of inalienable rights (life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness) in the American Holocaust (population control / death fix it / murderbyproxy).
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Tx girl
Fort Worth, TX
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Hello wrote: WHERE R her parents?????????? I have been asking this same thing but no one seems to know. Her obituary was very short and didn't mention any names. In the paper it just mention her "former" foster parents but nothing about her real parents. I read that she has like 4 siblings.
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guest 2
Muskogee, OK
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Ancient Navajo wrote: <quoted text> She was 17, he is 22? That quite likely makes him a pedophile too. try 26 he was 22 in 2008 when he was arrested for dealing drugs
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Angel
United States
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Buck Futter, What world do you live in dumb-ass? Cause in this world Meth can be traded for money! As for the two assholes she was with, well do you think she just offered them money, ass? Again what world do you live in? You must be one retarded individual, cause she was probably giving em both head on the way to, "hit a lick"! Think about it!
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Since: Jan 12
Location hidden
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National Whistleblower wrote: Preyers prayer Well you know Claudia Well you know Curtis Well you know Terrance If your child possesses the god gene (deceivers deceive). Well you know (your child name here). god - good OLE deception / governing oppressive dis ease (mental illness)/ group of demons / games of destruction etc. Satan's / National Academy of Television, Art and Science (NATAS) immaculate deception I AM YHVH DEITY THE FARTHER CIPHER 888. The children will pay for the $in$(toubob)of the parents. YHVH suspends mercy in response to god (government of deceivers) suspension of inalienable rights (life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness) in the American Holocaust (population control / death fix it / murderbyproxy). Take your pills, the ones that make the crazy go away.
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Geezzz
Broken Arrow, OK
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Txgirl wrote: <quoted text> It sounds to me that this was some kind of dope house. Generally they are referred to as "Beckys" not "Bonnies"...
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Geezzz
Broken Arrow, OK
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Zippy wrote: <quoted text> Chicks get you into some kind of trouble, big or small. Do not listen to them and don't take any of their advice. I am a female and agree completely, "Behind every successful man there is a woman and behind every fallen man is a woman"
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Geezzz
Broken Arrow, OK
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Ashley wrote: <quoted text> If I don't have anything to hide and my alibi (I was at work) checks then I would want to talk to the Police and help them out, especially since I found the body in my yard/porch or whatever. It's common sense. Obviously this homeowner needs time to think, hide things, negotiate or whatever he's possibly hiding in his closet. Again, POSSIBLY because that's what people suspect if you're not cooperative. Read the arrest warrant put the dates and times together, compare it to the date that the police spokeswoman said he was not communication with the police, and you will see that the he was indeed cooperating the police in an ongoing investigation.
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Since: Jul 12
Broken Arrow, OK
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Geezzz wrote: <quoted text>Generally they are referred to as "Beckys" not "Bonnies"... Oops..Responded to the wrong post...Nevertheless
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racs155
Salvador, Brazil
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Whoever the home owner is, one of his neighbors said that he is "a fantastic guy", that came from "a great family" of Fort Worth [http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2012/ 06/29/family-and-friends-mourn -teenagers-death/]. In another words, he's a wealthy man, that probably came from a wealthy and "respectable" family. Don't be ashamed if the setence "paid cover up" came up your mind too, because you are not the only one. No surprise the police is trying to keep him safe saying that he's not "a person of interesting", even that he lied about not knowing Ms. Hidic, even that it's publicly knew that he received calls from Claudia hours before her murder. No wonder if this man mysterious man or one of his powerful lawyers contacted Frontenberry and Crumley in order to buy their confession. If it turn out to be true, maybe we'll never gonna know it. It's a shame to know that the truth will be buried with Claudia. I didn't knew Claudia, so I ain't trying to defend her and its not my business if she was or not a good person. I just care about the justice, and it has to be done. In the country where I came from, rich people borned in "great families" always escape from the law, and that's a shameful. I thought that in USA things would be different, but I think I'm feeling an idiot for had thinking that way. The common sense makes me think that a fantastic guy wouldn't lie to the police as did the home owner. I don't think that a fantastic guy would have a illegal gun and sell meth in your house. If this guy were a poor latino, or black he would be treated like trash. But just because he's rich, the things are different. It's easy to put the guilty in a dead poor girl and put two thugs in the jail and come to the media saying the case is solved. Some people may not even feel sad for the death of Claudia. But you should feel sad for the death of justice.
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Buck Futter
Fort Worth, TX
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Brazil, you make a lot of good points. Probably every adult present that fateful day was involved in some type of illegal activity, especially the one who took a child to a meth house. But our system only goes after the ones with a reasonable chance of prosecution. And without solid evidence that would pass the scrutiny of a grand jury, there will be no arrests or convictions. Circumstantial evidence rarely ever passes the reasonable doubt test. The police may have more information or evidence that would result in the arrest of one or more of the other adults present. Hopefully it will come out soon.
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Just The Facts
Bedford, TX
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racs155 wrote: Whoever the home owner is, one of his neighbors said that he is "a fantastic guy", that came from "a great family" of Fort Worth [http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2012/ 06/29/family-and-friends-mourn -teenagers-death/]. In another words, he's a wealthy man, that probably came from a wealthy and "respectable" family. Don't be ashamed if the setence "paid cover up" came up your mind too, because you are not the only one. No surprise the police is trying to keep him safe saying that he's not "a person of interesting", even that he lied about not knowing Ms. Hidic, even that it's publicly knew that he received calls from Claudia hours before her murder. No wonder if this man mysterious man or one of his powerful lawyers contacted Frontenberry and Crumley in order to buy their confession. If it turn out to be true, maybe we'll never gonna know it. It's a shame to know that the truth will be buried with Claudia. I didn't knew Claudia, so I ain't trying to defend her and its not my business if she was or not a good person. I just care about the justice, and it has to be done. In the country where I came from, rich people borned in "great families" always escape from the law, and that's a shameful. I thought that in USA things would be different, but I think I'm feeling an idiot for had thinking that way. The common sense makes me think that a fantastic guy wouldn't lie to the police as did the home owner. I don't think that a fantastic guy would have a illegal gun and sell meth in your house. If this guy were a poor latino, or black he would be treated like trash. But just because he's rich, the things are different. It's easy to put the guilty in a dead poor girl and put two thugs in the jail and come to the media saying the case is solved. Some people may not even feel sad for the death of Claudia. But you should feel sad for the death of justice. That is a lot of assumption on your part. This dude didn't leave his house. People went there to rob him(no sense robbing poor people from bad families). Go looking for trouble and you'll find it. There are consequences for poor choices. The consequence for recruiting two people to commit armed robbery, in this case, was death. Blame the victim, it's the American Way!
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Salvador, Brazil
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Just The Facts wrote: <quoted text> That is a lot of assumption on your part. This dude didn't leave his house. People went there to rob him(no sense robbing poor people from bad families). Go looking for trouble and you'll find it. There are consequences for poor choices. The consequence for recruiting two people to commit armed robbery, in this case, was death. Blame the victim, it's the American Way! I'm not saying Claudia was a hero and that what she was doing was right neither I'm saying that the occupants hadn't the right of defend themselves, because it would be silly from my part. But you're talking as this house were a simple american family house. And we know, it's not ! Can't you see my point ? If Claudia was murdered in your house, by your hands (an honest guy) I could give you that, and the case was closed. But we are not talking about a normal and honest guy. There was meth being sold there, he can't be treated as an simple american family guy. What I'm saying is that once you have a guy who don't cooperate with the police, a guy that lied to the police, and that lives in a drug house, you can't treat him as an honest and good family guy. And firstly of all, this BS of Claudia pretending to be an hostage...it's the kind of story that I don't buy. Can't you see ? She had to have "some kind of value" to the occupants or to the owner of that drug house. Somehow, Claudia were thinking that her death it wouldn't be something desired by the people in the house or to the home owner. Otherwise, the people there would just shout: "shoot her!". If I was that thug that shot Frotenberry, and Claudia didn't had any significance for me or for my boss (the home owner) or for the other occupants of the house, and if I didn't knew Frotenberry and Crumley, I would shout: "Shoot her ! Do it right now or I'll do it myself!". You see...There are a lot of question to be done to this guy. What kind of involvement he had with Claudia, Frotenberry and Crumley ? And what about the girls who ran away after the gunshots ? Was some kind of prostitution going on there ? Are they underage ? And to finish, there's the possibility that Claudia was robbed days before her murder. Did she knew who robs her ? Was she trying to get back her money from who stole it ?(Idea which I don't think is right, because that's what police is for, to go after the thieves, to protect and serve, yada yada. She should had to go to the police, but some people wants justice by their own hands.) You see...When I talk about this case, people tend to think that I'm seein CSI a lot, but for me this case isn't so simple as it looks. Am I tripping that bad ?
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Ashley
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racs155, this is America, you are not going to get justice for 2 black guys and a dead muslim girl. I,m sorry, but using drugs in America is normal, drugs are America's cup of coffee. What makes you think that the detectives would see this (homeowner) as a bad guy when most of them do drugs as well? In fact, if you are not using some type of drugs in America you are not normal.
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Salvador, Brazil
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Ashley wrote: racs155, this is America, you are not going to get justice for 2 black guys and a dead muslim girl. I,m sorry, but using drugs in America is normal, drugs are America's cup of coffee. What makes you think that the detectives would see this (homeowner) as a bad guy when most of them do drugs as well? In fact, if you are not using some type of drugs in America you are not normal. Ash, I doubt about it. Is like you saying that 9 of 10 americans use illegal drugs daily, and that is a normal habit. Sorry, but it's not like this, not even here in Brazil, where drugs are a big problem too, maybe even much bigger than in USA. So I think that you exaggerating a little, but that's ok. Well, I agree with you in a point: if someone is a simple drug user, police won't come after him/her, even better when he/she doesn't cause any kind of major problems to the cops. But let's get back to Claudia's case... the home owner maybe is a drug dealer. And a murder happened in his house. While such things do not happen, the police may not have reasons to get into this, even knowing that the house could be a drug house. But when a murder occurs, things change drastically. Let's face it: that's a big problem to the cops. Even that in America the situation is as you're saying: "drugs are America's cup of coffee", which i doubt too much, I don't think police will see it this way. The police cares too much about public opinion, even more when the public is from an upscale neighborhood. I think that you don't got it: we are talking about a MURDER of an underage (no matter if she's latina, if she's from Bosnia or from Mars) in an upscale neighborhood. A murder is a murder, and it'll be always a problem for the govt and to the cops. To sure that this problem won't happen again, the less they can do is to storm out the drug house and put an end to the feast. At least it will count good points in front the media. And we know that the police loves it.
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Ashley
Euless, TX
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racs155 wrote: <quoted text> Ash, I doubt about it. Is like you saying that 9 of 10 americans use illegal drugs daily, and that is a normal habit. Sorry, but it's not like this, not even here in Brazil, where drugs are a big problem too, maybe even much bigger than in USA. So I think that you exaggerating a little, but that's ok. Well, I agree with you in a point: if someone is a simple drug user, police won't come after him/her, even better when he/she doesn't cause any kind of major problems to the cops. But let's get back to Claudia's case... the home owner maybe is a drug dealer. And a murder happened in his house. While such things do not happen, the police may not have reasons to get into this, even knowing that the house could be a drug house. But when a murder occurs, things change drastically. Let's face it: that's a big problem to the cops. Even that in America the situation is as you're saying: "drugs are America's cup of coffee", which i doubt too much, I don't think police will see it this way. The police cares too much about public opinion, even more when the public is from an upscale neighborhood. I think that you don't got it: we are talking about a MURDER of an underage (no matter if she's latina, if she's from Bosnia or from Mars) in an upscale neighborhood. A murder is a murder, and it'll be always a problem for the govt and to the cops. To sure that this problem won't happen again, the less they can do is to storm out the drug house and put an end to the feast. At least it will count good points in front the media. And we know that the police loves it. Sorry but, if the police is to eradicate drug homes then you are talking about a 90% of American homes including the homes of the cops (that`s a suicide). This is mostly white America that doesn't `t give a rats azz about couple of black guys and a dead muslim girl (guilty as presumed, no further investigation needed). Money talks here. No money no funny. We use drones to kill people in middle east, but we don`t use them against the drug cartels because we need them to support our habits.
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