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The Confessions of an American Black Widow : A True Story of Greed, Lust and a Murderous Wife (Confessions of Black Widow)

 

The Confessions of an American Black Widow : A True Story of Greed, Lust and a Murderous Wife (Confessions of Black Widow)

 

The Confessions of an American Black Widow : A True Story of Greed, Lust and a Murderous Wife (Confessions of Black Widow)

When the body of 45-year-old Glen Harrelson was found in his Denver home, police tried to contact his wife, but soon they made a startling realization. She had played the part of grieving widow once before: her previous husband also had died a mysterious accidental death...
In a true story as shocking as any fiction, The Confessions of an American Black Widow is the amazing account of Sharon Lynn Nelson, a wild, beautiful preacher's wife who couldn't get enough-enough sex, enough money, or enough of her rugged "Mountain Man" lover, Gary Adams. Nelson was so consumed by greed that she convinced Adams to killed two of her three husbands in order to cash in on their insurance policies.
Here is a compelling portrait of a woman driven by the darkest forces to mate, then kill--an American black widow who ultimately got snared in her own twisted web...

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[ Politics ] Open Question : Let's put an end to this Socialism/Communism mess.?

In theory, communism sounds great. everybody works, everybody reaps the benefits. Fair's fair, right? Wrong. Because it's not natural. Hear me out: Communism is a system where everyone works, a larged centralized government collects your wages and distributes it evenly in a classless society. Sounds fair and equal, but its unnatural because it assumes that every human is a machine programmed to put in the same amount of input. The "classless" society referred to in communist ideology means no rewards will be given for harder work, no special talent or skill is acknowledged. In other words, regardless of your input or potential input, your output, or earnings, stay the same. When people realize that they are doing several times the work of someone who recieves the same pay as them, they realize there is no need to put in much effort. Its human nature, and its inevitable. If someone offers you ten dollars, you're not going to run around the building and come in through the other door to get it, you're just going to take it. If the government is offering you money regardless of your working status, why would you work harder to get what's being handed to you? Inevitably, more and more people slack off and soon there isn't nearly enough input to support the promised output, and people get less and less. The government is then forced to take more and more control of people to increase input to keep up with the output, and soon you don't have much freedom at all.This is why the theory is flawed. People are not classless. People have different abilities and different talents that should be acknowledged and used, not shunned. That's why the Capitalist system, with all its flaws and greedy abuse, is still far superior than the Communist system. Ever wonder why America is so much more successful overall? Why our nation is the most powerful and wealthiest in history? Because you're allowed to use your talents and abilites to your advantage so you can reap the benefits of your work according to how much effort you put into it. The more work you do, the more you get. This is a good thing. People don't come to this country in such numbers to be babied by government handouts. They come here for an opportunity to be successful. Don't throw this away, people. Sure our system isn't perfect, but its the best we've got. so what's your opinion?

 

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Australian tax office lifts 'Crocodile Dundee' travel ban (AFP)

Australian actor Paul Hogan, seen here in 2001 on the set of the film AFP - Australian tax officials lifted a controversial travel ban on "Crocodile Dundee" star Paul Hogan on Friday, leaving him free to return to his home in the United States, his lawyer said.


 

[ Cycling ] Open Question : Does anyone have a good recommendation for a bicycle and child trailer for a woman who is just starting out?

I'm 33 years old, and I have a two year old son who I would like to take with me on bike rides. I have no idea what I should be looking for when purchasing a bike, but I am looking for something that would be great exercise, and can accommodate a child trailer. Speaking of which, I'm also looking for a recommendation on a child trailer, too!

 

[ Laptops & Notebooks ] Open Question : For multitrack recording software do i need a Netbook or a Laptop?

Im going to college in the winter basically i just need a portable computer that i can use for internet and homework, maybe the occasional game here or there BUT most important to me i need one that will run multitrack recording software? i think id be fine with any well built laptop but will a really good netbook do the trick too?

 

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[ Baseball ] Open Question : What 5 former baseball players who have long since been eligible for the HOF & are not in, would your vote in?

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[ Printers ] Open Question : My printer won't scan or print anything?

It says that there is a problem with the printer but it was checked and they said nothing is wrong with it but it won' print and when I try to scan something to my computer is makes a ripping noise and then doesn't do anything. And I really need my printer for school work.

 

[ Mental Health ] Open Question : why am i so afraid ?

hi there, i got a problem since i am born but i never told anyone about it. i can't stand under cold water or water under normal temperature. i start to become breathless and i start to loose consciousness. i probably make a must to bath with warm or hot water. i find it surprising that i can swim in water or walk under rain. is that normal or it is a phobia. i am not afraid of the water. please help me to find it out.

 


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