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TreDawg
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Sephy90
United States1785 Posts
On April 19 2011 05:49 KurtistheTurtle wrote: my anger prevents me from empathizing with the possible situations this fictional man could be in. thanks for those posts. ill do more research and cool off a lot before i do anything. You said it was completely hypothetical but when you say THAT, it makes me think, "huh?" Just be careful with yourself... | ||
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ChefStarCraft
Canada350 Posts
On April 19 2011 07:30 Sephy69 wrote: You said it was completely hypothetical but when you say THAT, it makes me think, "huh?" Just be careful with yourself... You should take to thought what I posted on the first page before writing a letter. Determining what kind of crime that was committed will help you decide if its a good idea or not. After all you don't want to tick off a possible murderer. He could feel threatened if the victim was close to you. If it involves you, contacting a lawyer and not writing the letter would be the best course of action. | ||
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