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True Crime

closeupready

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3. To some extent, probably. But

Reply to BlueIris (Original post)

Tue Jan 3, 2012, 02:54 PM

Jan 2012

I've also been a violent crime victim, so I have also learned from my own mistakes about who to trust and where not to walk at night, when to listen to your instincts, etc.

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