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Several of those "bandits" recount tales of having to battle their way through the crowd of nearly 18,000 runners for at least 15 minutes before even reaching the starting point...
...targets of the graveyard stakeout. And several investigators still consider them the likeliest suspects in the unsolved killing, as Detective Thomas makes clear in his new book, JonBenet: Inside the Ramsey Murder Investigation, St. Martin's Press, written with Don Davis, a former wire-service reporter. Thomas and Davis recount the tortuous wanderings of police in their search for the child's killer--an exercise that in this book appears to be less an open-ended investigation than an effort to confirm early suspicions that the Ramseys were involved...
...shoulder the imaginative culinary needs of their clientele, there are some things that employees won't do. Like give love advice. "You don't need to pay to come in here, so we usually shut those people [who ask for sex advice] down." Even when "satisfied" customers return to recount their adventurous exploits with their products, the employees are generally induced to "shut them down...
...WHEN THE TEARS CAME] Recount years of humiliation and physical abuse by their folks...
...adds Branegan, do they encounter resistance. Agency figures appear to bear out the allegations: Black agents make up just over 10 percent of the Secret Service ranks but less than 5 percent of those in management positions. Frustrated at what should be the apex of their careers, the plaintiffs recount years of "doing things the way they should be done," as Reginald Moore says - following the prescribed path, only to be stymied at the last step. Moore's story is not unique, and while the Secret Service spokespeople point to a number of blacks and women in leadership positions...