hmmmmm, the DOB's dont match.
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Homicidal JW seeks Penpals.....
by Kent inhow are you today?
hope this message finds you well and in good health.. i am incarcerated at sci rockview, been convicted of homicide, and got sentenced to life in prison, my case is under appeal.
there is a good chance that i'll get this sentence vacated again, and receive a reconsideration of sentence, hopefully with time served.. i'm afro-american, (light complexion), black hair, green eyes, 5'10", 192 pounds, 57 years old, born on 8/13/43 at chambersburg hospital in franklin county pennsylvania, and raised in the mercersburg area, on a 14-acre farmette.
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More on MURDER NEWS STORY
by BoozeRunner inwednesday, august 8, 2001. slaying of popular teenager sends community into shock[b] .
by justo bautista, ashanti m. alvarez, and jennifer v. hughes.
staff writers.
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Wednesday, August 8, 2001
Slaying of popular teenager sends community into shock[b]
By JUSTO BAUTISTA, ASHANTI M. ALVAREZ, and JENNIFER V. HUGHES
Staff WritersRINGWOOD -- It started with an argument over a girlfriend. It ended with a popular teenager dead from a stab wound, his houseguest charged with murder, and a lake community in shock and searching for answers Tuesday.
The victim of the early Monday stabbing, 16-year-old Arthur Trussell, was remembered by friends and acquaintances Tuesday as an all-American boy with a strong sense of kindness. His death cast a pall over co-workers at the Stop & Shop supermarket in the Fieldstone Shopping Center, where Trussell was a cashier.
Less is known about the suspect, Cole Dykstra, 24, who, authorities said, had been living at the Trussell house on Skyline Lake Drive for the past 10 months.
Dykstra, charged with murder, was being held in the Passaic County Jail Tuesday on $750,000 bail.
He confronted Trussell at 2:30 a.m. Monday after the teenager and an unidentified female returned to the house from a night out, acting Passaic County Prosecutor Boris Moczula said.
"Apparently what precipitated this incident was an argument regarding the victim's involvement with a girlfriend," Moczula said.
One hour after the confrontation, authorities said, Dykstra took a beer bottle wrapped in a towel and an 8-inch kitchen knife, struck a sleeping Trussell with the bottle, and then stabbed him once in the stomach.
Moczula said Dykstra then fled in the Trussell family car.
Trussell's father and brother, neither of whom was identified, found the body; Moczula said there was some indication that one of them heard some of the commotion of the killing.
Dykstra later turned himself in to Wanaque police.
"The relationship of the suspect and the girl is still under investigation," Moczula said.
It was not yet clear Tuesday whether Dykstra, a 1994 graduate of Lakeland Regional High School, was paying rent or was staying at the Trussell house as a friend, Moczula said.
Arthur Trussell was a freshman at the high school until March, when he was withdrawn for home schooling, Superintendent Albert Guazzo said. Guazzo remembered Dykstra as a "decent student," and a yearbook photo shows him as a clean-cut young man with glasses and short hair.
[b]The teenager and the adult were both drawn to Jehovah's Witnesses. Both had attended services at Kingdom Hall in West Milford, although a man who answered the phone at the hall said Tuesday that Dykstra had been an "inactive" congregation member.
Meanwhile, distraught co-workers at Stop & Shop on Tuesday recalled Arthur Trussell as easygoing and kind.
His care for mentally handicapped employees especially struck his co-workers.
"Arthur would take them out to shoot pool, to hang out," said Doris Mueller, a co-worker and neighbor. "They had trouble fitting in. Arthur understood that, so he took them under his wing. I can't imagine Arthur being in a fight."
Jeff Brown, customer service manager at the supermarket, said his employees were in shock upon learning of Arthur's death.
"A couple of people called in and asked for the day off," Brown said. He said the company established a 24-hour crisis counseling hot line.
A sign that referred to the "unfortunate incident with Art Trussell" hung on the wall near the customer service counter.
Trussell's all-American boyish good looks complemented his charm and wit, co-workers said. At 6 feet 2 inches tall, he had a sturdy build and freckles, and curly light brown hair.
"We all liked him very much at work," Mueller said. "He was a nice kid to be around."
In the past, Trussell became romantically involved with another cashier at the supermarket, said Brown.
"I don't know if it was a casual kind of thing. He would come in to see her when he wasn't working," the manager said.
Brown could not say if the girl was the same one who, prosecutors said, Trussell and Dykstra fought over.
"I don't speculate," Brown said.
Mueller said the girl, who is about 16 years old, called in and asked to be excused from the rest of her workweek.
Brown said he had his first casual conversation with Trussell on Saturday, two days before his death.
The manager didn't notice anything unusual.
"It didn't seem like there was anything wrong," Brown said. "He didn't ask for time off. He didn't give any indication that there were any problems."
Trussell lived with his family on the winding Skyline Lake Drive in a rustic, 2 1/2-story house overlooking Skyline Lakes. Many residents have canoes and paddleboats and use the lakes for fishing and swimming.
Trussell family members could not be reached for comment late Tuesday evening.
The Dykstra family house is about three miles from the Trussells', a small, modest house on Conklintown Road and across the street from Lakeland Regional High School. The Dykstra family could not be reached for comment.
Staff Writers Jan Barry and Barbara Williams contributed to this story
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To all the single ex-dubs
by nytelecom1 indid being in the org really screw up your idea of what dating is.. i gues you would have to had "courted" in the org to answer this question.. the orgs idea of dating is in a sense to get married.. while outside.... marriage isnt even thought of for a looooong while.. my question is because i dont know if a girl is .
being casual or brushing me off : )
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Ok NYT, heres some "net" chat tips:
Hun does NOT=honey.
Luv ya does not=I love you.Trust me, I have spoken to women who use the net alot
So be careful, but just ask her to see whats on her mind.
Boozy
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Watchtower PR Statement 8-7-01
by silentlambs inpublic affairs office.
for immediate release august7, 2001 .
sexual abuse of children is a terrible crime that can leave lasting emotional scars on its victims.
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What's your favorite line from a movie?
by Isis in...or least favorite?.
just for fun of course.. i just posted on the top 10 movies to take on a desert island and it had me wonder.. anyways....as to my favorite:.
"there is no spoon.
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BoozeRunner
another from the Godfather:
They're arranging a meeting in Brooklyn, where you'll be safe.
Boozy
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Truth hurts
by Decidedly_Unsure ini can't believe it's all a sham!
remember before i was baptized, i wondered onto a hostile site and felt a sickening dread, when i confronted the sister who studied with me she reassured me that i shouldn't worry, all the stuff on those sites are written by bitter outcasts who have nothing constructive to offer, "after all", she said, ""did you ever read anything upbuilding there?
" well, here i am baptized, back on the net 4 years later and wham!!
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Rochelle...amen!!
Those who visit this site are looking to either:
1.Freely express theirselves w/o repercussions
2.Looking for answers to any number of JW questions.All are welcomed. If they want info, it is given and many are told that they may do as they wish with that info.
My point is, as you said, no one changes unless they want to.
This site is an info exchange as well as its own little community in a way.Boozy
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Homeless "Pete"
by Billygoat inthere is a homeless man (ill call him pete) that stands on a street corner nearby my home.
hes been on this corner since i moved into this neighborhood almost 4 years ago.
a staple to our community really.
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Having grown up in NYC, I saw more than my share of beggars, window washers, etc, etc. The subway was THE place for them to be, I mean, captive audience on a train and all. LOL
I gave money away to many during those years-to the desparate looking, and the not-so-desparate looking ones. there were times I simply rewarded the "creative beggars."
For example, there was the guy who dressed in all black, played a saxaphone, claiming to be from outer space and needed to buy parts for his crashed spaceship. The music was bearable, at least. It was clear this was how he made his living. Also, there were times when late at nite shady characters wold harass other passengers. I saw this "alien" toss a nut-case off the train when there no police to protect the passengers. I gladly gave him money whenever I saw him.Then there was the window washer, who during a snowstorm in NYC held up a sign which said, "Due to inclement weather, window washing is currently suspended. All contributions will be appreciated."
That made me laugh so hard, I gave him a buck or two.
I dont worry who's pulling scams, if I am in the mood to give, I just do it.
Boozy
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What's your favorite line from a movie?
by Isis in...or least favorite?.
just for fun of course.. i just posted on the top 10 movies to take on a desert island and it had me wonder.. anyways....as to my favorite:.
"there is no spoon.
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The Godfather:You come to me and ask me a favor? But you have never asked me to be your friend.
Jaws:We're gonna need a bigger boat!
T2:Come with me if you want to live.
New Jack City:Brothers dont own airplanes. Brothers dont import UZIS.
Boozy
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Timewasting guide to Field Service.
by philo inhere's my list of experiences and comments about time-wasting on dub field ministry.
it's a bit raw; sorry i haven't prosed it up.. -------------------------------------------------------------.
taking a personal interest in the householder.
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Timewasting guide to Field Service.
by philo inhere's my list of experiences and comments about time-wasting on dub field ministry.
it's a bit raw; sorry i haven't prosed it up.. -------------------------------------------------------------.
taking a personal interest in the householder.
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BoozeRunner
One of my favorites was, park at KH about a mile away from streetwork territory (FS meeting was next), make one circuit (magazines in hand) doing streetwork. At least 1 1/2 hours complete with a coffee break, and a breakfast break, being careful not to break the 14:59 rule.
Boozy