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For some reason I trying to find more information about the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders, which I remember quite well from my youth which primarily occured about a mile down the road from where that actually happened. I wonder if there's any way I can help solve this crime?
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Do like the Hardy boys and take up voodoo.
mr. rowland:
i, too, have been interested in that particular event as well...there is a book called "in cold blood" written by the detective who investigated the crime. (no capote relation.) he talks about the g.scout murders in it and other brutal oklahoma murders. i found it in a thrift shop.
If you solve an old-ass murder, I bet Art Bell will let you on his show.
Screw gala Hollywood parties, the UFO nuts throw a far better 'do.
Please don't try to solve this case in the same way you promoted Snakes on a Plane. I really don't want to read comics about it.
yeah, comics of this would either result in 1) massive downers for the readership or 2) massive uprising of the populace in the unfortunate event that you attempted to humorize such a situation. and then the great spirit would strike you down.
I, on the other hand, would love to read comics about men killing girl scouts.
use weedmaster p's time machine!
its sad to think that you wouldn't be able to prevent the crime, however, because if you had, we wouldn't know about it now.
Wow, Alex...
You just made the whole idea of dead girl scouts that much more depressing.
But Jeffrey, the Great Spirit already solved the crime for us.
Are you saying you don't trust the Great Spirit?
For shame.
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http://newsok.com/article/2842324
Well, this has nothing to do with the murders, but it sure does shed some light on the average Oklohoman...
Wow, that article is poorly written, even by Wikipedia standards.
hey jeffrey, I like in Springfield Missouri. Nowhere near where that happend. But there's an old hunting lodge that burned down along time ago near my city. My point is that for some reason kids around here tell the Girl Scout story as if it happened at that place. Maybe...maybe that helps?
Wow. I'm speechless. And horrified. I grew up near Gainesville, TX and we used to tell that story along with all the campfire horror stories. I promise none of us had any idea it was true. I have no idea how it got passed down, we were telling it at least 15 years after the crime had occured. Whoever started spreading that as a scary story was a sick, twisted individual.
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