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Message no. 1
From: Evan Hughes <ehughes@****.carleton.ca>
Subject: Uhm, has LS spoken to you?
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 96 15:42:04 EST
*****PRIVATE TO: Valentine
>>>>>[Uh, I can't think of a tasteful way of putting this, but LS has a
watch that they think belongs to that girl who died in the elevator
accident. I don't know if they've gotten back to you yet, but here are a
few photos of it (just to save you the trip to the station):

+++++INCLUDE IMAGE: item.k.2b1.ss.001
+++++INCLUDE IMAGE: item.k.2b1.ss.002
+++++INCLUDE IMAGE: item.k.2b1.ss.003
+++++INCLUDE IMAGE: item.k.2b1.ss.004

As you can tell, its sort of big and bulky -- it looks more like a man's
watch than something a teenage girl would be wearing, but they found it
under her body, so...

(Oh yeah, I don't know how good your OCRs are, but the inscription on the
back of the watch is in serbian. It says something like "To my dearest,
with all my heart, September 19, 2053". My online dictionaries sort of
suck though, so you might be able to get a better translation...)

Good luck. And I'm really sorry about what happened. If it isn't her
watch mail me...]<<<<<
-- Cybil <15:45:09/28-03-57>
Message no. 2
From: ANGLISS BRIAN EDWARD <angliss@****.Colorado.EDU>
Subject: Re: Uhm, has LS spoken to you?
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 22:33:41 -0700 (MST)
*****PRIVATE: Cybil
>>>>>[Lone Star contacted me about the watch just after you did so. I
will be going to view the watch tomorrow morning Downtown, but I do not
expect that it was hers. I will show the pictures to those who knew her
best, hopefully in a manner that does not further aggravate thier grief.
Thank you for your concern.]<<<<<
-- Valentine <22:33:45/03-28-57>

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