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1. Found in paper sack of ground beef tossed out that same afternoon near a homeless shelter:

DAVID’S SUPER MARKET in bold caps:
2402 Bull St.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31401
912-232-0611

03/20/07 3:39PM 01
22222 #9062

BEER Ft1 $1.29
GROCERY Ft2 $0.39
MEAT Ft2 $1.67
MDSE ST $3.26
TAX1 $0.09
TAX2 $0.06

TOTAL $3.41
CASH $10.41
CHANGE $7.00

Now I can throw this away. Next receipt:

Found in an alley round corner from where guest mentioned his arrival; back of The Sentient Bean on College by Forsythe Park:
1800 USA RAIL
or
WWW.AMTRACK.COM
WE’RE MAKING TRACKS

AMTRAK

REG 03-18-2007 10:33 PM

I’ll summarize this one. One time purchase, beer for $4.00, tax figured in or excempted.

I connect the receipt to the person or persons I overheard at the table in the back. Not 100% sure but rather, as the receipt was new, had fresh appearance.

Right now we’re watching Cars the animated comic film. Little Careadh is rattling a plastic container of dry cereal. Wilma just lay down on the sofa, doubled her knees up a bit.

Annie Franck is lying prone facing the telly.

I am to her right, in black office chair, my left foot extended on the support bar under desk.

Well, Yahoo kicked part of this out because someone said it was spam.

This Saturday morning, that is, today the 17th of February, I’m busy going through “philanthropy requests.” Here, I ask “Do you honestly believe, feel, or know that torture is an acceptable practice anytime or anywhere? Why or no?” What is your answer to this question which I posed on Yahoo Questions & Answers, whose link is near the top of the Yahoo home page.
The Center for Victims of Torture, located on 717 East River Road in Minneapolis, MN 55455, serves to bring hope and healing to the children & adults who have suffered, or are suffering, from torture. You may call them for more information, should you wish, at (612)436-4800, or go to www.cvt.org