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15, 157 views now. That's doing well.

Saw the 224 613 code in the 2016 movie Why Him I believe. It seems to be all over the place now unlike 1995 when I first really started seeing these after the guy behind me at the Petaluma Theater asked me if I had seen that when 612 showed up in the movie Outbreak which was filmed near there and the movie crew may or may not have stayed at the Red Lion Inn which was 300 feet if that from our back door in Rohnert Park, CA. I used to walk my square cocker spaniel Amber around these trailers hoping to run into someone and tell them to have a nice day. Did tell some to avoid the duck poop on the golf course green.

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15, 157 views now. That's doing well.

Saw the 224 613 code in the 2016 movie Why Him I believe. It seems to be all over the place now unlike 1995 when I first really started seeing these after the guy behind me at the Petaluma Theater asked me if I had seen that when 612 showed up in the movie Outbreak which was filmed near there and the movie crew may or may not have stayed at the Red Lion Inn which was 300 feet if that from our back door in Rohnert Park, CA. I used to walk my square cocker spaniel Amber around these trailers hoping to run into someone and tell them to have a nice day. Did tell some to avoid the duck poop on the golf course green.

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Ignore the cyber harassers on here. Just speaks to how hard this has been taking on the powers that be to get practical materials for survivors/victims of crimes. Remember that I have been at this since February 28, 1976 when I went into the downtown Washoe County public library to look for materials to help me and my fellow Earl Wooster High School students cope with the 2-24 murder investigation in the slaying of our English teacher Mrs. Barbara Mitchell's daughter Michelle Mitchell near the University of Nevada, Reno campus. 2-24 is my birthday. This case is in the news as there is a trial in August of 2017 of the person of interest -- Rodney Halbower-- in the killings of two girls on the SF Peninsula. This man is linked through DNA to the murder of Michelle Mitchell.

I worked under M. Kathleen Price who became Law Librarian of Congress around 1990-1995 and I was the person responsible for cataloging all the computer files on WESTLAW for a national project working with the SUNY at Buffalo Law Library. I was working at the U of MN Law Library one of the largest law libraries in the world. Got my JD in 1989 and prior to that earned two BAs at the University of Nevada, Reno and a MA from the U of Denver in Librarianship and Information Management. 4 degrees is an incredible amount of work and $$$.

This story involves some of the most powerful law librarians in world and many Members of Congress.

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https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...roject-158897/

It seems I have been mentioning this 224 613 Project on Talk of the Villages since I got on here in July of 2007. That was after Gary Corsair had done a small article on me in The Villages Daily Sun on Memorial Day of 2007. And probably long after I had written the Sumter County Sheriff Bill Farmer and introduced myself and my work in late 2005.

I do hope law enforcement look at these posts of mine about the 224 613 Project. I have been counting on it.

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12, 323 views now as of Wednesday 10/11/2017 9:00 AM EST.

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Please Ignore the many TROLLS on this thread and focus on the facts. What more can be done in each community with respect to preventing more violence? Access to information is critical. Helping the mentally ill, supporting people who have domestic violence problems, kinds of addictive behaviors, etc.

These links adapted to the local community's various needs would be what I would like to see attached to our local library and sheriff's offices web-sites. Washoe County Sheriff's Office - Northern Nevada's Full Service Law Enforcement Agency

What does your hometown have?

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For anyone who forgot who Michelle Mitchell was she was the daughter of my favorite English teacher Mrs. Barbara Mitchell at Earl Wooster High School in Reno, Nevada in the 1975-1976 academic year. Her father was a teacher at a different high School in Reno. They lived at the other edge of Reno on the far north side. I was on the far south.

John Picollo was another student in the Mitchell English class. He knew her from visits to the Michelle house for some reason.

I was busy taking correspondence courses through a third Reno High School so that I could get through high school in three years.

On 2-24-1976 (my birthday is 2-24) Ms. Michelle Mitchell a 19 year old nursing student was killed in a garage close to the U of Nevada- Reno campus a few doors down where from my older brother lived. He remembered hearing all the sirens and wondering what was going on that night of my birthday.

On Wednesday 2-25-1976 our class got the news that we would be getting a substitute because of the murder of Michelle Mitchell.

John Picollo was one of the people questioned in the murder as were some of the other people who had met Michelle Mitchell.

I had done a drawing of a picture of a woman in a magazine. During my Spring 1976 Art Show at Wooster High School, Mrs. Mitchell had seen that drawing and told me how much it reminded her of her daughter.

She had not returned to work for quite some time but was teaching a few months after the murder of her daughter which would go unsolved until 1979.

The Mitchells gave me and John Picollo the Michelle Mitchell Memorial Scholarship. Maybe $200 a Semester for the 1976-1977 Academic Year. This Scholarship stayed on my resume for decades.

I gave the drawing of the woman who reminded Mrs. Mitchell to the family when I drove to their house across town to thank all of them for the Michelle Mitchell Memorial Scholarship and told them that I was thinking of becoming a doctor.

I started volunteering at the Veteran's Hospital in 1977 through 1978 in Reno, Nevada to see if I enjoyed working around patients. The nurses learned I could draw and soon I was taking home photos of the patients at the intensive care wing to try to capture their likenesses. As soon as these were OKed by the patients the nurses put these drawings outside their rooms and the nurses hired an Art Major from the University of Nevada, Reno to continue these art works after I quit volunteering in 1978 as I had decided that I could not handle the deaths of the patients all that well. And I had trouble with some of the chemistry and calculus.

Started studying Philosophy and History instead with an eye to maybe going to law school if my grades were good enough.

I stayed in contact of sorts with the Mitchells through letters and by meeting Wooster students at the University of Nevada, Reno or through my younger brother who also had Mrs. Barbara Mitchell for English about four years after me.

One of the prosecutors of the woman eventually seen as the murderer of Michelle Mitchell, Cathy Woods, was a bridge partner of my parents, Mills Lane. I would get phone calls from Mills Lane too in my 224 613 Project with respect to strategy. These probably went on until 1996 or so.

It turned out that Cathy Woods had been railroaded by cops and prosecutors looking to get closure for the people involved. Woods was a paranoid schizophrenic who had confessed falsely to the murder of Michelle Mitchell to get a better room in a prison in Louisiana. It looks like she was fed inside information to make the prosecution easier. That's just going on the press coming out in 2014-2016.

I knew Mrs. Barbara Mitchell quite well. And no I never met Michelle Mitchell. I did meet the rest of her immediate family.

I talked about the trials, appeals, etc of Cathy Woods and people supposedly connected to her with students from Wooster High School whom I would run into all over Reno, Sparks.

My parents moved from Reno, Nevada in 1984 to Scottsdale, AZ but my late younger brother stayed there until 1990 or so.

I have family still in Reno, Nevada and went to Reno, Nevada about six weeks after graduating from the U of MN Law School where Gail Daly introduced me to the American Association of Law Libraries Summer Convention people as the cataloger of all the computer files on WESTLAW for a national project working in conjunction with SUNY at Buffalo where they were doing the LEXIS cataloging.

Please ignore the trolls on here. They are harassers and bullies of the worst sort.

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How about some NEW material? All you ever post is a retread of your previous posts.

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I'm still waiting.

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AJ, you seem to have an unnatural fixation on Tal. Do you want to talk about that?

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AJ, you seem to have an unnatural fixation on Tal. Do you want to talk about that?

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Past AALL Annual Meeting Locations

I was a pest for these starting in Reno, Nevada in 1989 and going up through the one in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1996. Decided it was a waste of money sending all those snail mail letters out after 1996 to people who were going to go to these conventions. Trying to get them to actually just look at the letters I had received from lawyers, victim/witness assistance providers, Attorney Generals from various States, various association leaders, and many others.

All part of my 224 613 Project. I had been trying to get the help of CEOs, social workers, psychiatrists, psychologists, movie stars, movie directors, movie studio heads, soap opera stars, soap opera writers, advertisers, etc. to spotlight the problem that these received letters showed.

Future Annual Meeting Dates and Locations Will be interesting to see what happens in these future AALL meetings.