Che.
Figures.
Interesting profile, I’d say.
Well, he’s got the schnoz!
Che Guevara t shirt = guilty of being a jerk.
He’s got the Che shirt on so he’s guilty of being an idiot
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LOL, next time we see that picture, he’ll be blond with alabaster skin, the jacket will have the NRA logo, Reagan will be on the T shirt, and a Rolex on his buddy’s wrist.
Missing Brown student is described as tallish but #2 guy is shortish.
Gee, that Che Guevara shirt sure marks him as a right-winger </sarcasm>.
In this photo, the possible perp’s nose looks more down swept than angular (with a ridge bump). And though both are very thin, this kid I think is too tall.
Have the Feds picked up his computer?
Somebody send me private email - I did a side-by-side , but don’t know how to post. I’ll send you the photo - it’s amazing
Why would a hindu do this?
Sunil is a very Hindu/Central India name
I’ll be quite surprised if this is the white cap guy. There were a bunch of pics of this kid and family posted in an earlier thread here. IMO, the pics do tend to point to solid relationships among family and friends. Just doesn’t add up to me. Doesn’t really look that much like white cap either.
Cuban Revolution Restaurant is at~ Empire and Washington.
"MISSION" [click]
"BEEN THERE. DONE THAT."
"You don't open a restaurant with a name like Cuban Revolution and expect not to be noticed. We've seen it all... bomb threats from unhappy Cuban Americans who believe we glorify Fidel and Che (we disagree)... Angry folks who feel that looking at a mural of Malcolm X or Martin Luther King is an insult to our nation (Yep, we disagree again)... That by collecting petitions to end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (or preventing one in Iran) is anti-American (You got it, disagree)" http://www.thecubanrevolution.com/#!mission/c1bp2.
MAGGIEF FOUND THIS: Note King of Prussia:
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ALBERT W HERNANDEZ OBIT 0525.TXT
Bucks County Courier Times (Levittown, PA) - Wednesday, May 26, 2004
Albert W. Hernandez
Albert W. Hernandez died Thursday, May 20, 2004, at his home in Doylestown. He was 85.
Al was born in Tampa, Fla., to parents of Cuban heritage and grew up there with his beloved sister Hilda. He married Roslyn Kobler in 1950. Al designed the home in Wycombe where they lived for 30 years prior to moving to Doylestown 16 years ago.
Al was a Quaker and a devoted member of Wrightstown Monthly Meeting for 44 years.
Al’s career included farming and poultry husbandry in the early years. His longest job, of 34 years, was with Fischer and Porter Company where he moved up the ranks as a self-taught hydraulic engineer. Intense study and commitment characterized much of Al’s life. He was a scientist in the true sense of the word. Al was also an artist, who expressed himself through writing and who satisfied many of his creative passions through music. His family and friends will also remember him as a nature lover, an accomplished handyman, an ardent liberal and impassioned political observer, a frequently published “letter to the editor” writer, a self-made theologian, and an eloquent speaker.
Al will be remembered lovingly by his sister, Hilda Garcia; his wife, Roslyn Hernandez; his children and their spouses, Martin and Connie Reed, Judy and Akhil Tripathi, Lisa Vargas and Gustavo Esquivel, and Nina and David Taylor; his grandchildren, Lauren Reed, Sangeeta, Ravi and ****Sunil Tripathi,******* Matthew and Jennifer Vargas, Vito Esquivel, Nicholas, Michael, Christopher and Amanda Taylor; and an incredible number of dear friends.
Details regarding services will be announced at a later date.
Memorial contributions may be made in Al’s memory to the Doylestown Hospital Hospice, 875 N. Easton Rd., Doylestown, Pa. 18901.
Cremation arrangements by Cremation Society of PA, King of Prussia, Pa.
Edition: DAILY EDITION1
Section: NONE
Page: 7C
Record Number: 1892472
Copyright, 2004, Bucks County Courier Times
541 posted on 4/18/2013 10:01:10 PM by maggief
Thanks for posting. BTTT!
Is Sunil the one in the Guy Fawkes mask?