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DOES ANYONE KNOW IF ELLA OLIVIERI FELCHER HAS EVER BEEN ACUSED OF REAL ESTATE MOBBING BEFORE?

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Dear Ella,

My Daddy and my Uncle, who happen to be the same guy, both want me to go visit them for Hanukah and I’m not sure what to do?

David Whatchamakallit from Brooklyn N.Y.

  Dear David Whatchamakallit from Brooklyn,

It’s all about Br-eee-ding.  Tell your Daddys you want to see them both at the same time because they are both your Daddys.  A family that plays together stays together.

DID ANYONE WHO RESIDES ON SE 24TH TERRACE OR SE 24TH AVENUE, SE 34TH STREET, SE 35TH STREET OR SE 22ND AVENUE OR IN THAT GENERAL AREA SEE OR HEAR ANYTHING AT ALL ABOUT SOMEONE POISONING, SNEAKING AROUND AND KILLING A DOG?

DID ANYONE HAPPEN TO SEE A BLACK PORSCHE PANARAMA SEDAN, WHITE OR BONE COLOR LARGE SUV, TAUPE RANGE ROVER, JAGUAR AUTOMOBILE, WHITE MERCEDES SUV ANYWHERE AROUND THERE LATE AT NIGHT?

Over the past few centuries, arsenic poisoning has been a particularly popular way to kill someone. It's  odorless, tasteless, and builds up in the human body.    A large dose will kill someone in hours, while a steady, small dose will cause someone to become ill and appear to die from natural causes. The poison used to be extremely difficult to detect after death, until James Marsh developed a reliable test in 1832. Even after that, only the victims of suspicious deaths were tested—so many arsenic killers tallied up multiple victims before being caught.