resigned wrote:
Link?
"Young, hip, black guy" ... "undercover cop" ... ohhhh, what's the show ....
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resigned wrote:
Link?
cajun_mali wrote:
"Young, hip, black guy" ... "undercover cop" ... ohhhh, what's the show ....
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resigned wrote:
That was Linc. Short for Lincoln (Hayes) played by Clarence Williams III.
Did you want to try again or leave well enough alone?
cajun_mali wrote:
Where are you going with this? What am I Lincoln to?

prolific wrote:
Seeing you didn't join til 2008, maybe you should start back in the archives and catch yourself up...lots and lots of theories thru the years...
Start way back in 2006 to catch yourself up.....ya might actually learn sumpthin'...

resigned wrote:
No- not at all. Catch phrases from tv shows doesn't mean crap regarding the case.
Vicky Pollard
Vicky Pollard is your common-or-garden teenage delinquent, the sort you can see hanging around any number of off licences in Britain, trying to persuade people going inside to buy them 10 fags and a bottle of White Lightening.
Whether nicking stuff from the supermarket or swapping her baby for a Westlife CD, Vicky reacts to any accusation with indignant outrage, while filling you in on 'this fing wot you know nuffin about'.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/littlebrita ... icky.shtml
prolific wrote:
Seeing you didn't join til 2008, maybe you should start back in the archives and catch yourself up...lots and lots of theories thru the years...
Start way back in 2006 to catch yourself up.....ya might actually learn sumpthin'...
Bongo wrote:
It is I, Bongo, who adopted the phrase. An I think it fits quit perfect referring to most (not to say all) of Mr. 'Resigned's phrases..

resigned wrote:
Sucks doesn't it.
henk wrote:
Seeing you did join in 2006, ya mean.. Bongo might actually learn sumpthin' from you?
Don't fall of your high horse, Pro..
resigned wrote:
Seems a little personal - perhaps you should address me in HE instead of the case discussion forum.
prolific wrote:
I never said learn from 'me' now did I henk...nope, no I didn't nor did I even imply it...
But seeing how you just joined in 2008 as well and must not have ever read the archives you would have certainly missed that 'ALL' of the posts on this board and 'ALL' of the posts in the archives started in 2006...
http://www.refugeesunleashed.net/viewfo ... start=2300
prolific schreef:
Seeing you didn't join til 2008, maybe you should start back in the archives and catch yourself up...lots and lots of theories thru the years...
Start way back in 2006 to catch yourself up.....ya might actually learn sumpthin'...
henk wrote:Last quote does not exists!

resigned wrote:Hardly any evidence is not ~ no evidence.
cajun_mali wrote:
In my neck of the USA, it usually means just that. Not an iota. Repeat this 3 times.
There is no evidence .. and it sucks ...
K_Meine wrote:
umm, wouldn't Natalee's body be considered some sort of evidence? Simply because it was never found and likely never will be doesn't mean she never existed. IMHO the perpetrator(s) of Natalee's disappearance knew full well that getting rid of her body was crucial to their evading justice. No body, No evidence, No Case, Know freedom.
K_Meine wrote:AFAIC had Paulus been employed in a field that didn't require legal knowledge this case could well have turned out differently. Once again, knowledge is king.
K_Meine wrote:
umm, wouldn't Natalee's body be considered some sort of evidence? Simply because it was never found and likely never will be doesn't mean she never existed. IMHO the perpetrator(s) of Natalee's disappearance knew full well that getting rid of her body was crucial to their evading justice. No body, No evidence, No Case, Know freedom.
AFAIC had Paulus been employed in a field that didn't require legal knowledge this case could well have turned out differently. Once again, knowledge is king.
K_Meine wrote:
umm, wouldn't Natalee's body be considered some sort of evidence? Simply because it was never found and likely never will be doesn't mean she never existed. IMHO the perpetrator(s) of Natalee's disappearance knew full well that getting rid of her body was crucial to their evading justice. No body, No evidence, No Case, Know freedom.
AFAIC had Paulus been employed in a field that didn't require legal knowledge this case could well have turned out differently. Once again, knowledge is king.
cajun_mali wrote:Well ... what body? Is it still alive or dead? A body would be part of a body of evidence. Since there is no body, then it's not part of the body of evidence. It's not a matter of "existence" somewhere, but being found and used as evidence.
There doesn't seem to be a body of circumstantial evidence, though there have been attempts to manufacture some.
So, you're agreeing there is no evidence!
I'd love evidence, simply because it would give resolution one way or another.
WordsofWisdom wrote:
Yep.
But we disagree on just who those perps are.
AND we also disagree on whether or not it's a "body" or a live person that needs to be found.
But at least we agree that any perpetrators of a crime should be brought to justice.
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