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Dammit, how many times does this need to be said...It's not his wife, it's his sister!!
it had nothing to do with collage football i just know you monitor spurs talk waiting for someone to say your name.......I don't know your wife so don't get all butt hurt again take a pill or something
Dammit, how many times does this need to be said...It's not his wife, it's his sister!!
i wonder how this thread would have turned out if she was hot
wow this is random :/
hm that is a good point
We know who she is.
[18-Year Old Kacie Peterson Identified as Times Square Mystery Teen
By Caleb Hannan in News
Monday, Oct. 26 2009 @ 6:01AM
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Kacie Peterson was missing from her Washington home for three weeks.
When an 18-year-old girl first showed up at the door of a Times Square shelter on October 9th she didn't know her name, where she was from or how she'd gotten to New York City. The Kitsap County Sheriff's office can now provide answers to two of those questions.
Working with New York police, Kitsap officials have identified the mystery teen as Kacie Peterson of Hanville, Wa. Peterson, whose apparently had previous bouts of amnesia, was reported missing by her family on October 2nd. They're now en route to New York to pick her up.
When Peterson showed up to the shelter she was wearing tattered clothes and didn't have I.D. Although she could tell Children's Services the name of the main character of a fantasy fiction novel she was writing, she couldn't tell them her own.
Peterson's father told the sheriff his daughter once disappeared from the family's home. When she was found hours later she was lying on a creek bank and couldn't explain how she'd gotten there.
Police say the tip that broke the mystery came from an as-yet-unidentified caller. We'll keep you posted when updates are available.
http://blogs.seattleweekly.com/daily...terson_ide.php
Last edited by ashbeeigh; 10-26-2009 at 09:22 AM. Reason: added better and more updated story
Wow. I really don't like you.
She needs to see a neurologist to find out what is wrong with her. There is probably a lesion or something buried deep within her brain that needs to be fixed or removed. There is nothing pathetic about this. She needs help.
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