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Comments by Bobbie on Friday, September 03, 2010 at 02:46

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A teenage in Kansas, Alica Debolt, who has been missing was found dead in a dumpster,someone had burned her body. Such a tragic story, someone so young. Would like to see you take on this in a book.

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Comments by Sherry on Friday, September 03, 2010 at 02:14

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Oh Ann, I'm so looking forward to the new book. I read everything you write, more than once. You're fantastic.

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Comments by Rachael on Friday, September 03, 2010 at 00:40

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Ann, In August a Texas man, Mickey Weldon Patterson, was arrested in Bend Oregon for the murder of two women in 2006 in Lubbock Texas. Very strange story, maybe you could look into it.

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Comments by Joanie on Friday, September 03, 2010 at 00:25

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I hope you write about the little boy in Portland. It sounds like his step mother had something to do with it, but what a sad story. Would love to hear your take on everything.

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Comments by Greta on Friday, September 03, 2010 at 00:07

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Ann, you're the best true crime writer! Saw the cover for the new book on Amazon and ordered it, waiting anxiously for October to come!!

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Comments by Connie L. on Thursday, September 02, 2010 at 23:22

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Since we are on the suject, I have a dear friend who is aware of some of the trauma in my life. She sent me a little book, and I would like to share this with all of you.
"Dance While You Can" Author: Lance Wubbels.
After reading this book this morning, I went to Safeway, and I think I was able to Save a lady from a premature death.
I spent over an hour just listening to her. I thought I had it bad. Nope, I found out I am a pretty lucky woman, and I am sure glad I was there when she needed me.
Please try to read this little book. The first 2 pages make you think and feel good about yourself.
Ann, are you familiar with this book? If so what are your thoughts?
I hope this helps a few of us. My friend called tonight and said she could tell such a big difference in my voice. Some of my bounce is coming back.

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Comments by Ann on Thursday, September 02, 2010 at 22:51

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For Debra Lynn and others struggling about their feelings concerning their mothers. Some women were not meant to be mothers, and are completely incapable of empathy with their children. It is very difficult when they age, and you feel responsible. Do what you can to be kind--knowing their time is short and they will have to answer for their choices. I don't want any of you to feel guilt. Sometimes, I believe the daughters are far more evolved in the pattern of lives than the mothers. Forgive them if you can. But never, ever, feel guilty or obliged to help them more than being sure they are being treated well. It is sad not to love your mother, but, realistically, some mothers have not earned their children's love. As people age, they become more entrenched in who they were. Mean people get meaner. Kind people grow kinder. Forgive as much as you can, and believe you deserve a peaceful and tranquil life, and don't allow them to hurt you any more. Listen to your counselors. If you cannot help them more than what you are doing now, take care of yourself--as you deserve happiness in your own life and have much more to give to other people. And pray that you can do this.
Ann

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Comments by Christina Zimbelman on Thursday, September 02, 2010 at 22:28

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Love your books! Keep writing please!

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Comments by Rae on Thursday, September 02, 2010 at 19:07

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DEBRA LYNN: I can only echo what others have said and advise that you need to take care of yourself. I'm all for honoring parents, but I think you need to approach that from a different angle: honor your mother by cherishing the life that she gave you. I wish you the best.

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Comments by sandy on Thursday, September 02, 2010 at 15:53

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just about finished reading EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE soooo sad. cant wait to see the movie. Ann Rule is the BEST writer.

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