On Saturday, June 23, 2001 at 1:14:52 AM UTC-7, saltillo wrote:   
   > Lately I've read all messages here concerning Ginger Alden, and I just   
   > have to wonder about a few things. Many people agree that she phoned   
   > the National Enquirer before she called for help for Elvis. I cannot   
   > find the answer to the most obvious question this event raises: How do   
   > we know?? For all I know, she must have been alone in the bedroom, so   
   > on what source is this information based? I'm not implying that   
   > everyone is lying here, I just can't be sure of the truth of this   
   > story just like that.   
   >   
   > Another thing that I noticed is that so many people hate Ginger. I   
   > don't know what she did wrong, except not saving someone's life who   
   > didn't want to be saved in the first place. But even if she didn't   
   > behave faultless, she was only 20 or so at the time.   
   >   
   > As for her grownup mother, if she really did sue the estate to get her   
   > mortgage paid, that's an unbelievable disgusting thing to do,   
   > especially to Vernon, who's own health wasn't great at the time   
   > either.   
      
   You're talking about how people know what Ginger did. say or what she was   
   thinking etc., and then you turn around and say that Elvis DIDN'T WANT   
   HELP???!!!!   
      
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