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Date: Tue, 25-Dec-84 01:45:19 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec 25 01:45:19 1984
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Not everyone has abandoned Tom; Peggy Watt continues to believe
in him.  It is unfortunate that the case is no longer so clean
and clear cut as it was.  If Tcimpidis did actually put that
humber up, or knew it was there, then we're in a different ball
game than if things are as he says.  On the other hand, it isn't
all that clear that Tcimpidas had any real motive to put the
number up; and, after all, it's not beyond the bounds of
credibility that some third party who knew the one knew the
other; even that some other former or current employee posted
the number.  Is it at all possible that whoever did it MET
Tcimpidas while  Tcimpidas was employed with the number's owner?
And so forth.
	I do wish it had stayed clean, thouhg.
	Query--did Dvorak REALLY get the info from the phone
company?  Do you KNOW this?  I'd love to have proof of that...