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In reply to the discussion: Watertown boat owner David Henneberry tells story of finding Boston Marathon suspect [View all]
 

Triana

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4. Dunno. It wasn't mentioned. As conscienceless as insurance companies are though...
Reply to mnhtnbb (Reply #1)
Wed Apr 24, 2013, 09:17 AM
Apr 2013

...they might. Who would be surprised?

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Watertown boat owner David Henneberry tells story of finding Boston Marathon suspect [View all] Triana Apr 2013 OP
Wonder if his boat was insured? Wonder if the insurance company gives him grief about it? mnhtnbb Apr 2013 #1
Dunno. It wasn't mentioned. As conscienceless as insurance companies are though... Triana Apr 2013 #4
Hello, I'm calling to make a claim Renew Deal Apr 2013 #5
He sounds like a wonderful guy. Kudos to him, a real mensch who wants to help others. CTyankee Apr 2013 #2
Related: 'One Fund' raises $20M+ for Marathon attack victims Triana Apr 2013 #3
"Slip Away is slipping away. But I say it did its job. It held a bad guy and is going away like a Baitball Blogger Apr 2013 #6
"I've got a canoe in my garage", said Henneberry. cleduc Apr 2013 #7
+10000 Triana Apr 2013 #8
+1 freshwest Apr 2013 #30
Under the... DirtyDawg Apr 2013 #9
"Fuselage" is an odd word choice there, but who the hull am I to judge? Orrex Apr 2013 #19
I think the word should be fusillade LondonReign2 Apr 2013 #27
I love pasta. Orrex Apr 2013 #28
I don't donate often LittleGirl Apr 2013 #10
Actually, he confirms that the lockdown failed Bragi Apr 2013 #11
Nice job finding the dark cloud Orrex Apr 2013 #12
The Boston lockdown was a civil rights catastrophe Bragi Apr 2013 #15
You live in Boston, I gather? Orrex Apr 2013 #17
So? Bragi Apr 2013 #20
I'll mention your concerns to them. Orrex Apr 2013 #21
You wrote: Bragi Apr 2013 #23
Were you born before WWII? Orrex Apr 2013 #25
So you have a crystal ball, huh? Zoeisright Apr 2013 #13
Even the police called it a lockdown /nt Bragi Apr 2013 #14
Hmmm, they caught the bad guy before he could hurt anyone else....how did it fail?? cbdo2007 Apr 2013 #16
That doesn't square with the facts Bragi Apr 2013 #18
Finding the suspect wasn't the only goal of the lockdown - what about public safety? cbdo2007 Apr 2013 #22
Yep, the lockdown worked perfectly Bragi Apr 2013 #24
Trolling Freepers HockeyMom Apr 2013 #26
Isn't it likely that his boat is worth MORE now? Jim Lane Apr 2013 #29
I just knew he was going to say this: freshwest Apr 2013 #31
Good people. Nice to know there are still some around! n/t Triana Apr 2013 #32
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