Calvin Gibson, owner of Deja Vu shop shot with Tec-9 across from his Apartment on E. 7th Street and Avenue D after taking daughter to school in NYC's East Village. Sophie's Bar Youtube
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Killing in East Village - Law & Order
Calvin Gibson, owner of Deja Vu shop shot with Tec-9 across from his Apartment on E. 7th Street and Avenue D after taking daughter to school in NYC's East Village. Sophie's Bar Youtube
Monday, August 18, 2008
father of Rielle in scam to kill horses
James Druck, the father of Rielle Hunter, John Edwards' mistress, was an Ocala, Fla., lawyer implicated in a scam to kill horses for insurance money.
The first horse killed belonged to Rielle, who was then a teenager known as Lisa Jo Druck.
Rielle and John
The first horse killed belonged to Rielle, who was then a teenager known as Lisa Jo Druck.
Rielle and John
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horse,
James Druck,
John Edwards,
Lisa Jo Druck,
Rielle Hunter
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Lisa Jo Druck / Rielle Hunter
In 1991, she married Alexander M. Hunter III, the son of Alex Hunter, the Boulder, Colo., district attorney who prosecuted the Jon Benet Ramsey murder.
Denzel Washington vehicle Ricochet, features a young Lisa Hunter, a.k.a. Lisa Druck, a.k.a. Rielle Hunter.
See also Overboard and Chicago Poems
1. Lisa Druck
2. Rielle Hunter
3. Rielle Jaya James Hunter
4. Alison Poole (from "Story of My Life" by Jay McInerney)
5. Lisa Jo Hunter
In his novel "American Psycho", Bret Easton Ellis borrowed a character from Jay McInerney's book "Story of My Life" (Alison Poole). In a recent interview he said that the inclusion of Alison Poole was because he was upset at McInerney over something (he couldn't recall) and his revenge was to have her attacked by Patrick Bateman. She then appeared in his novel "Glamorama."
Bret Easton Ellis is close friends with fellow novelist Jay McInerney.
Rielle & John in NewYork City
Denzel Washington vehicle Ricochet, features a young Lisa Hunter, a.k.a. Lisa Druck, a.k.a. Rielle Hunter.
See also Overboard and Chicago Poems
1. Lisa Druck
2. Rielle Hunter
3. Rielle Jaya James Hunter
4. Alison Poole (from "Story of My Life" by Jay McInerney)
5. Lisa Jo Hunter
In his novel "American Psycho", Bret Easton Ellis borrowed a character from Jay McInerney's book "Story of My Life" (Alison Poole). In a recent interview he said that the inclusion of Alison Poole was because he was upset at McInerney over something (he couldn't recall) and his revenge was to have her attacked by Patrick Bateman. She then appeared in his novel "Glamorama."
Bret Easton Ellis is close friends with fellow novelist Jay McInerney.
Rielle & John in NewYork City
Labels:
Alison Poole,
chocago poems,
John Edwards,
Lisa Jo Druck,
overboard,
Rielle Hunter
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