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Monday, April 28, 2008

Mass Murder of Young Men?

I don't normally follow crime stories but this is pretty interesting. Sounds like it is straight out of the Chris Carter series Millenium :

DETECTIVES: Chris Jenkins murder connects dozens around country

Could there be a calculated, cross-country plot to kill young college men, including some in Minnesota? It seems a little hard to believe, but two New York detectives say they can prove it.

Now, they are revealing years of their evidence for the first time to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS...


Click above for article and TV report
Posted by Ian Langdon at 11:22 PM

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Ian Langdon
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Third Generation Albertan; my family has been in Alberta for over 100 years. Professional knowledge and experience in the petroleum industry, including petroleum economics. Experience in both domestic and international oil and gas. Experience in both "big oil" and small startup. Social liberal and fiscal conservative.
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