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Reply #41: Yeah. He kind of patterned it on his warped ideas of hippies/Manson,etc. [View All]

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Sun Nov-22-09 01:45 PM
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41. Yeah. He kind of patterned it on his warped ideas of hippies/Manson,etc.

Edited on Sun Nov-22-09 01:51 PM by old mark

A lot of people actually believed him for awhile, but the Army CID investigation proved what he claimed was impossible.
I was a patient in the Army hospital at Ft.Gordon at the time, watched the whole thing on local TV news abd the Augusta paper. I really pissed off one of the Sergeant orderlies there-he believed the story, but gradualy came to see reality.

It was really a sad thing, and really upset a lot of Army families there.

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ADDED: Here is the Wiki account of this crime, including the quote about halfway down the page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_R._MacDonald

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