This is what happens to an honest judge in a corrupt city -- not much has changed.
Seriously though, it is a fascinating story and one of the great mysteries of the twentieth century. I hope we can finally have a factual ending to it.
1 posted on
08/20/2005 4:31:59 AM PDT by
Cowman
To: Cowman
Very interesting! I never knew who Judge Crater was, but my parents kept telling me he was somewhere in my very messy bedroom when I was a child (I grew up in NY). Clearly, they were kidding :lol:.
We were just down at Coney Island a few weeks ago, creepy to think we walked over his grave as we strolled the boardwalk.
LQ
2 posted on
08/20/2005 4:38:18 AM PDT by
LizardQueen
(The world is not out to get you, except in the sense that the world is out to get everyone.)
To: Cowman
---I believe if you will check out the literature , you will find Crater to be far from an honest judge--
8 posted on
08/20/2005 6:45:39 AM PDT by
rellimpank
(urbanites don' t understand the cultural deprivation of not being raised on a farm:NRABenefactor)
To: Cowman
This is what happens to an honest judge in a corrupt city -- not much has changed. Crater wasn't exactly honest.
9 posted on
08/20/2005 6:48:48 AM PDT by
Harmless Teddy Bear
(When I walk into Sanctuary the band plays "Sweet Home Alabama")
To: Cowman
ABC News has also learned that detectives have turned up a potential witness to the mob hit, an elderly prostitute who apparently was intimate with the detectives as well as their crime.So this woman would be, what, in her 90s now?
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