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He Loves
Me, He Loves Me Not
December 12, 2006
by Brent Kellogg
Oh Lord, I
thought I was going to lose my lunch. I thought I'd heard for the
umpteenth time Colleen Carlton badgering J.T. Hellstrom about keeping
secrets from her when damn but what she did it again! Much as I dislike
J.T., mostly because he's pretending to be a private eye, I'm starting to
feel sorry for him.
Before getting to the good part of today's news, I must say that when someone asks another
someone whether that someone can handle two holidays at the same time,
someone is insane and it ain't me. Imagine, if you can, Rebecca Kaplan
asking Victoria Carlton if she can deal with Christmas and Hanukkah and
Victoria saying, well, yes, she can. Why shouldn't she? Is it too much for
Rebecca to deal with? It wasn't for Abby Carlton. In fact Abby was looking
forward to both holidays just the other day.
What I want to know though, maybe you too, is where they stash Rebecca?
She's been in Genoa City for months and except for the immediate family
nobody knows? Abby hasn't blabbed that all over town? Jack Abbott has
never seen Rebecca before either? That's what Jack said today. He was
shocked, actually. Not that it takes much to shock her, Sharon Newman was
too. She acted like she didn't know who Rebecca is. She told Jack she's
never seen Rebecca before. She said too that Brad Kaplan, um, George
Carlton, whoever, has never mentioned Rebecca to her before. Well, maybe
once.
After meeting Sharon in person, Rebecca made the strangest remark I ever
did hear. What's a woman like Sharon doing with a creep like Jack? Excuse
me, Honey. Obviously you don't know Sharon. But then you don't know Jack
either. He's the King of creeps.
That few know about Rebecca aside, the big story of the day was this new
development in the Carmen Mesta murder case. She is thought to have been
killed in the Newman Enterprises break room! Think about this, Grand
Central Station, there's always someone in it, and yet some moron chose
this as the place to kill someone?
Crazy too is the notion that chief persecutor Will Bardwell still ranks
Devon Hamilton at the top of his list of those who most wanted Mesta dead.
Why is this? Because Hamilton's fingerprints are all over the
incriminating evidence. Never mind that there are dozens of other
fingerprints on it too, the Keystone Kops are going to again go over the
break room with a fine-toothed comb.
Would this be anything like re-opening a crime scene? It be. There must
have been hundreds of people in the break room, if that's where Mesta was
killed, so what evidence do the Kops hope to find that wouldn't be
tainted? I swear, this is nearly as bad as Paul 'Clueless' Williams saying
he has other clients and Lily Romalotti demanding to know why Clueless
dropped her brother's case and yet Romalotti didn't ask Clueless to name
just one other client. Mrs. Romalotti does not seem to know that this best
of the best PI works out of a broom closet with half a staff such that
J.T. Hellstrom is half man, half monkey.
Oh, but it gets worse!
You have no doubt heard, and the one or two readers who don't like that I
inject reality into fiction will forgive me, those few who say it's okay
for the government to spy on us because if we don't have anything to hide
we shouldn't be afraid, right? Well, that fits Jana Hawkes to a tee!
Told today by Bardwell that he wants her to voluntarily submit her
fingerprints, told by her boyfriend who knows first hand what the Kops can
do when they're on a witch hunt, Hawkes said sure! She'll give up her
prints. Why? Out of some patriotic loyalty? Maybe some, but what really
turns Hawkes on, what makes her want to give up her rights, is that in
doing so she'll get to see what really goes on inside a real police
station!
I know you're laughing so hard you can't read on and with that, perhaps
the dumbest thing you've ever heard, you'll excuse me if I don't get into
Colleen Carlton's writing in her notebook, in a college classroom, he
loves me, he loves me not, as she dreams of professor Gerbil. |
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