any one know the story of diane downs?
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i know the story some if it any way no she is out of prison she only got so many years and i think the kids that are still alive are with a Family member.
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Try going through the BBC.  I believe she used to work for them?
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I didnt see her programme (I'm at work lol), but it may be listed on GMTV's website or you may be able to contact the show via there.   I'm going to have a look later because I'm interested now!!  Good luck
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"PC Gary Best ended up in hospital Following a drugs operation in which he was shot and nearly paralysed. Gary was reunited with his estranged mother who encouraged him to leave Sun Hill and transfer to Manchester where he could be with his family."\n\nFor more info, go to http://www.thebillbios.co.uk/best.htm
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Here is a link that describes her own words a day in the life of an ER charge nurse.\n\nI hope this helps.
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The driver is Terri O'Connell, formerly known as J.T. Hayes. I saw her on CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch a couple of months ago and your's not `trippin.'\nDo I get the 10 points? :-) \nhttp://www.terrioconnell.com/\nhttp://tinyurl.com/lyc2m\nA Southern Belle - Racing to be herself\n\nTerri O'Connell started living full time as a woman in 1992 at age 28.  She had her SRS in 1994 at age 30, with Dr. Stanley Biber in Trinidad, Colorado.  \n\nIn the 1980's, O'Connell, then known as James Terry (J.T.) Hayes, was a successful veteran midget-and-sprint-car driver.  Terri grew up in the conservative town of Corinth, Mississippi and says she was "never comfortable as a boy."  After her transition was complete, she moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, living and working in anonymity.  Terri sold purses at a department store and started her own graphic design company before becoming a part-time model in 1995, where she appeared in print and television ads in the Charlotte, North Carolina area.  \n\nIn 1997, Terri O'Connell told her story of transition to a local newspaper.  "Someone had to speak out," said Terri.  "Some people think all transsexuals are 6' 2", have big arms and are ugly."  \n\nTerri O'Connell's coming-out and going public has cost her much but hasn't kept her out of the driver's seat in racing and her need for speed.  Terri has shared with her friends, "the end result of my 'disclosure' has made a difference in peoples lives and has out weighed any bad experiences I have encountered."  \n\nTerri relates, after all of her media exposure, people still don't really know who she is and actually don't believe her when she tells them her amazing real life story of transition.  Terri O'Connell feels she's so very lucky to have experienced all her hard won successes and challenging adventures.  \n\nTerri says, "my dad and I had some real battles but ultimately, he became my biggest champion.  If my family could survive the social mess coming from where we came from and people trying to destroy us, any one can.\nToday, Ms. O'Connell has successfully blended back into the racing community.  She has raced in NACAR'S top series, NEXTEL CUP.  Terri has also dated several high level racing officials and was on the "A" list cocktail circuit all with out one person knowing her story.\n\nTerri has said she believes in family values, probably more than most people do.  "I'd love to be married, with 2.5 kids and a picket fence."  She currently lives with friends in Charlotte, North Carolina.\n\n \n\nTerri O'Connell has generously agreed to be listed on this positive thinking website to inspire other searching souls to follow their own hopes and dreams.  Terri O'Connell has more raw, spirited courage than NASCAR has horsepower.  She represents a powerfully positive example of truly following her own dreams by winning her most important race...her lifetime race to simply be herself.  - KAREN SERENITY
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I know that her fiance was murdered a while back, which is why she got into law and is such a vehement victims' rights advocate.\n\nHere's a link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Grace
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Here's some info about her....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domino_harvey
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I don't know if it was good or bad for the argentinian population, but I can tell you what I heard about her.\nMy grandma (my mom's side)loved her, heard stories about when she met her, how much she helped the poor, the women rights,etc. She even had Eva's (and Peron)pictures hanging on the wall.\nMy grandpa (dad's side)repudiated her and Peron, he told me the way they managed the politics, Peron and Eva's goverment presured on him (specifically his industrie), and on the rest of the people who owned or had business.\nLook that is what I've heard, one's side the "needy", other side the "wealthy"...it is a back and forth.\nI've never really formed an opinion...but I'not an Evita's fan.
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Its  sad that noone really pays attention to finding her killers.\nI happen to think it was her parents also.\nThey have some connections with people in high places in colorado so the investigation is lagging.\nThere is no such thing as the perfect crime though.\ntheyll catch who did it sooner or later.
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Duh????\n\nRead the title, you'll find the answer, or better yet read the story...
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Diana Tanaka - if this is the same person and I believe that it is - appears in the movie Big Trouble in Little China and was also in a Simpsons episode. Pretty sure she is married though......bummer!! She teaches or used to teach at a few places around Fresno according to some Kenpo searches I did.
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Uh...no. Diane Wilson is the author of An Unreasonable Woman, and co-founder of Code Pink. She was just released from jail last Friday. Read more about her here http://houston.indymedia.org/news/2006/02/47495.php
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Private Investigator, Nat Marley, ran across his old friend, Annie, who had become homeless.  When Annie fainted from a heart condition, Marley applied first aid until the ambulance arrived to transport her to the hospital.  \nThe woman decided it was necessary to make out her willand asked Marley to find her son, Jackie.  \nBecause of his kindness to Annie, Nat was approached by a rich widow named Joanna Whittaker.  Mrs. Whittaker told Nat he resembled her late husband and she wanted to give him all her properties.  Mrs. Whittakers maid, Martha, overheard this offer.  She had been convinced all the properties would become hers when Mrs. Whittaker died and now realized that was not to be. In her rage, she killed Mrs. Whittaker, stole what money she could get her hands on and fled to Las Vegas where she lost it all gambling.\n[very rough, but I think it gives you an idea of the proper voice and procedures]
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ok, there was a mine that Molly Brown's husband had in Arizona i believe it was. He struck it rich. Apparently when they built their house, Mr Brown had planted Silver dollar coins on the cement floor. They went their own seperate ways from what I've heard. \n\nOh, and the story in the movie about the husband lighting the fire where she'd hidden the money.. it was coins, not notes.\n\nShe later became a senator after the sinking of the titanic. there is a musical about her named "the Unsinkable Molly Brown".\n\nAlso, while on titanic, like the film portrays, she did call out to people including JJ Astor. She also had a son (not on titanic), and when titanic was sinking the opfficer had to throw her into the boat as she refused to leave. She slept in an iron bed on the titanic and she was one, according to history, one of the nicest people around.\n\ni hope this has helped
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The Old Farmer's Almanac gives this story:\nhttp://www.almanac.com/question/oneanswer.php?questionnumber=12065\n\nThere's also a band called "Cooter Brown" that gives the same tale:\nhttp://www.cooterbrown.com/
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Tara M Your story? Very interesting......\n★※★http://www.osoq.com/funstuff/extra/extra02.asp?strName=Tara_M