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"The perpetrator wished to throw investigators off track," Sergeant Reese said in an interview early this morning. "He thought he could do so by making it look as if it had been the work of a serial killer known to have attacked other women in the area. There were several things, however, that just weren't right." Amongst them was the fact that Mrs. Friedlander had apparently known her attacker, having left her door unlocked in order for him to enter the apartment freely, and that no money had been stolen from the premises. "The motive for this attack," according to Sergeant Reese, "was money, but after pushing the victim and causing her life-threatening injury, the perpetrator panicked, forgetting his need for cash." The suspect arrested last night would not have needed the two hundred dollars that had been sitting in Mrs. Friedlander's purse the night of her attack: had the victim died, he would have stood to inherit millions. "The victim is exceedingly wealthy," Sergeant Reese explained. "And the suspect is her only living relative." That suspect, Maxwell Friedlander, is Helen Friedlander's 35-year-old nephew. A well-known fashion photographer who has recently run into financial difficulties, Mr. Friedlander confessed to John Trent, New York Chronicle crime correspondent, and former friend of the suspect, that he was in need of money. Explaining that his aunt was "sitting on this huge pile of cash," while he himself had none, the suspect justified his actions by saying that he had not initially meant to kill Mrs. Friedlander, but that if she died, he would benefit greatly from the inheritance left to him by her. Mrs. Friedlander did not die, however. She has languished in a coma for nearly six months. And to Max Friedlander, this was a situation that needed rectifying. And last evening, he attempted to do so, planning, according to a secretly taped interview between the suspect and Mr. Trent, to kill his aunt in her hospital bed with an injection of insulin. It was just after this admission that police moved to arrest Mr. Friedlander in his aunt's apartment. Instead of coming quietly, however, Mr. Friedlander broke free, and attempted to flee the premises by taking a back stairwell. It was at this point that Mr. Friedlander was struck hard across the face with this reporter's iMac laptop, a blow which stopped him in his tracks, and required seven stitches at Manhattan's St. Vincent's hospital. Mr. Friedlander will be arraigned this morning. Charges include the attempted murder of Helen Friedlander; conspiring to commit murder; resisting arrest; and fleeing an officer. Mr. Friedlander is expected to plead not guilty to all charges. George--it's me, Mel. I had to type all this on John's computer, since mine is being held as evidence. What do you think, George? Did I do good or what? Mel To: Mel Fuller From: Nadine Wilcock Subject: I suppose this means the two of you are back together. I will try to find room for him at the head table at our reception. Although I'm sure it will be difficult, considering how swollen your head will
e by that time. Tony will be happy. He was secretly rooting for John all along. Nadine ;-) PS I always did like him, you know. Well, at least after he loosened Aaron's molars for him. To: Mel Fuller From: George Sanchez Subject: All right already I suppose we could work in a hard news story or two from you occasionally. Very occasionally. You are still on Page Ten in the meantime. And now that I know what you can do, I want to really see some good stuff in that column. No more of this Winona Ryder crap. Let's hear about some real celebrities. Like Brando, for God's sake. Nobody talks about Brando anymore. G PS Don't think if anything happens to that laptop that you aren't the one who's going to be paying for it, Fuller. To: Mel Fuller From: Dolly Vargas Subject: Darling Just a quick congratulatory note before Aaron and I jet off for Barcelona...yes, I know, I can't believe he finally gave in, either. But I suppose in light of your recent journalistic coup, he is finally admitting defeat...and I'm the consolation prize! As if I care. You know, a hard man really *is* good to find, and I honestly don't mind what kind of music he listens to. He's single, he's childless, and he can sign a check. What more can a girl ask for? Anyway, best of luck to you and Little Lord Fauntleroy--I mean Mr. Trent. And *do* consider inviting me up to the house on the Cape...it really is divine, from what I saw in Architectural Digest. XXXOOO Dolly
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I thought I heard your name, of all
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7:55--Stagger to kitchen. Ingest no
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her brain from a giant blood clot t
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To: Aaron Spender From: Mel Fuller
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the wedding's off. Every girl in my
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To: Mel Fuller From: Nadine Wilcoc
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Well, enjoy! And you make sure you
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To: Mel Fuller From: George Sanche
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From: Mel Fuller Subject: I can't
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prostituting himself out for photo
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To: Tom Barrett From: Max Friedlan
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To: Jason Trent From: John Trent
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To: Max Friedlander From: John Tre
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To: Jason Trent From: John Trent
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you who are born into money, the in
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What's more important to him, a bun
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Subject: Well???? DON'T TELL NADINE
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all. Although I guess it wasn't rea
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To: Mel Fuller From: Aaron Spender
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From: Jason Trent Subject: How'd I
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Your loving sister-in-law, Stacy To
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And you do???????????? To: Sergeant
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prints, etc. But unless that happen
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From: Tony Salerno Subject: Cut it
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ad as you say, or are you exaggerat
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Sure. The seven o'clock show would
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of you at Stella's baby shower. And
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To: John Trent From: Jason Trent
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same time. This is a marked improve
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To: Nadine Wilcock From: Mel Fulle
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To: jerrylives@freemail.com From: M
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ever coming to visit us again. Are
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PS I don't have to tell you how muc
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To: jerrylives@freemail.com From: J
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To: Mel Fuller From: Tony Salerno
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humiliating! Tim Grabowski from Pro
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about dogs and chicken bones.... We
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was how much I hate the Chronicle,
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still have tomorrow's column to do.
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But what I simply cannot forgive yo
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PS You'll never guess what! One of
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Tim To: Tim Grabowski From: Nadine
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Friend Tim: Likewise, I'm sure. Our
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Subject: Miss Fuller Dearest John,
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To: John Trent From: Stacy Trent >
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PS We're out of Cheerios. Can you p
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To: Mel Fuller From: Aaron Spender
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ecipe for crab-stuffed flounder. I
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From: Mel Fuller Subject: My Last
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my sheets, which are sticky now, bu
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as far as I could tell. I mean, the
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From: Mel Fuller Subject: Snickerd
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knocked a little while ago, but you
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IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOU??
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LOVE, BRITTANY AND ASHLEY To: John
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To: David J. Belew From: John Tren
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Okay, I know it's been a long time
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hours. She never goes twenty-four h
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Tim To: Nadine Wilcock From: Georg
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To:Nadine Wilcock From: Mel Fuller
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I just don't understand what a guy
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To: Mel Fuller From: George Sanche
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Now, we can't really tell if any of
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Anyway, she's wracked all my credit
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was just lovely, and Donny looked s
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ight? Did you tell her it was too l
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To: Dolly Vargas From: Mel Fuller
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To: Nadine Wilcock From: Mel Fulle
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To: Sebastian Leandro From: Max Fr
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To: Mel Fuller From: jerrylives@fr
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Subject: Well, this is it We're lea
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that means it’s time for WORKING?
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To: Mel Fuller From: jerrylives@fr
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To: John Trent From: Stacy Trent
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To: jerrylives@freemail.com From:Me
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stalls.... Go in there and tell her
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security desk, trying to get signed
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To: Mel Fuller From: Dolly Vargas
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pursue a restraining order against
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Something has got to be done about
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could do for all the advice she's g
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think we should just print a big bl
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