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Tragic accident of the Mooney plane in Brampton yesterday.

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From: Danny's Little Girl
Date: Tue, 04 May 2004 20:04
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It is such a sad story.  Those people had flied from SC (I think it
was Columbia) and could not have been more than 5 miles from RDU when
their world came to an end.

A coworker related how his brother and 5 other people had once bought
a Mooney together to share the expenses and what a buff airplane it is
supposed to be.  It would have been better if my coworker and his
brother had been on that flight instead of those innocent people who
died yesterday.  That would have been really cool......but it wouldn't
have been a disaster or a tragedy, take my word for it.

Dat Bitch
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From: datbitchmarlo@hotmail.com (Danny's Little Girl)
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Subject: Tragic accident of the Mooney plane in Brampton yesterday.
Date: 4 May 2004 13:04:32 -0700
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