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9. Any surprise that a convicted killer didn't like "In Cold Blood?"

Fri Aug 3, 2012, 11:18 PM

Aug 2012

Yeah...Hickock and Smith were just victims of the state. Right.

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William S. Burroughs' crystal ball re Truman Capote [View all] HiPointDem Aug 2012 OP

He'd have written millions of words about the Patriot Act. nt DCKit Aug 2012 #1

Did In Cold Blood really have this effect on the U.S.? sadbear Aug 2012 #2

Exactly. n/t DeSwiss Aug 2012 #8

He was an accidental killer Nevernose Aug 2012 #11

K&R #5. n/t Egalitarian Thug Aug 2012 #4

So we've been in a police state for 42 years now? randome Aug 2012 #5

Apparently, interference in one's guns and morphine sales constitutes msanthrope Aug 2012 #10

Any surprise that a convicted killer didn't like "In Cold Blood?" msanthrope Aug 2012 #9

Truman Capote was an author and a brilliant talent. David Zephyr Aug 2012 #13

Unanswered Prayers. David Zephyr Aug 2012 #15