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Originally Posted by SteveDallas
It's sooo fucked up... and does anybody actually believe this guy's wife didn't know something was going on?
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She must have known---it was her daughter, too. I can just imagine the mother saying, "hmmmmm....I haven't seen Elisabeth in 24 years...I wonder how she's doing...really, i MUST call..." and then the three kids who papa allowed to live upstairs with them--what did he tell his wife about that? That they were foundlings? Adopted? Taken off the streets? She knew. Oh, she knew.
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05-01-2008, 08:25 AM
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