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I can't think of a proper title for this.
I was watchin the murder of Debbie Wolfe and this isn't the first time I've thought about this; If you had a feeling Debbie's remains were in a murky lake, would you have gone in searched around? First off there's NO WAY I would have gone in that lake. And I reckon I would have been scared absolutely senseless bumping into a foot sticking out of a barrel like that
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Well, I am assuming they didnt actually think they would find it. But they figured they better look in there to be on the safe side. I do remember seeing the guy swimming and then all of the sudden the leg. That would scare the crap out of me. That is actually an understatement of what it would feel like to have that happen. I thought the diver handled it pretty well considering the foot coming out of no where. However maybe he just seemed outwardly to handle it well, I have a hard time believing that wouldnt scare somebody.
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Everytime I watch that part with the leg, I jump & I get goosebumps. The case of Debbie Wolf is very, very eerie.
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If I thought there was a dead frog floating in a lake I would be hard pressed to go looking for it, much less a dead body. Blech.
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This is just like me hey!
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This is why you never swim in murky lakes, something has to make them murky!!! Thinking of that leg & foot still makes me shiver!
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