XPost: phl.media
From: nms@verizon.net
"Karen Y Byrd" wrote in message
news:slrnfauhso.m8e.kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu...
> On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 10:54:37 GMT, nms wrote:
>>as if we didn't have enough of a nightmare.. This is going to make the
>>boom
>>for housing downtown go past off the charts lol .
>
> You don't know what you're talking about.
>
>> not one person they are
>>looking for but at least four!
>>
>
> Clearly you don't remember the other Center City serial rapist
> who killed Shannon Schieber in 1998(almost 10 years ago)
> who was locally active starting in 1997 until he left here for
> Colorado where he was caught for another series of rapes
> out there in 2002.
>
> What he did didn't dampen new housing in CC and near CC. Quite the
> contrary,
> it's only increased all through the 00s.
The problem is now I got to tell as many people as I can about pollution. I
have no reason to make things up. I wasn't protected and I want others to
know the implications of air that seldom reaches good. You have any
understanding about quality of life issues? If you do, you would know there
is much more chances to find better things in good air. Is it all out
eutopia? Of course not.. You will never find any absolutes but your more
likely to maximize life issues and run into less problems with good air and
with good things to look forwards to. Can people live in Philly and escape
the consequences of polllution and crime? Apparently there are a few. Is it
worthy of taking the chances to be an exception? Hardly
Years ago we were not on national tv about the most violent murders then
most cities... So I am guessing Phillys tourist section might be increasing
releveant to advertising money put into it but more people wanting to live
here after all this? I doubt it. At least I doubt the professionals are
wanting to stay here.
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