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Thanks Mr. Whitman

I have been watching a four-part series on HBO that I have found really interesting and well done. I have watched two of the four parts. It is a documentary directed by the son of a woman who had been murdered but whose murder has never been solved. The mother's dead body was found outside their affluent home in a Connecticut suburb. The mother had divorced the director's father and the after the divorce the father fails to make settlement payments to the director's mother. The mother in fact is murdered on the day that the parties are due to appear in court so that the father can explain his failure to make support payments. The police investigate the murder focusing on the father but also investigating several friends and family members that could have committed the crime. At the beginning of the documentary it is revealed that no charges are ever filed. The director had been extremely close to his mother and over the next eight years interviewed various family members, family friends, police officials, and neighbors in an attempt to uncover the perpetrator(s) of the crime. Along the way he discovers various things that had not been revealed to him when he was younger and which the various participants had not told one another. These circumstances simply causes the ring of suspects to go outward and inward. As the director states, "The only person I know didn't [kill Barbara] is me." At any rate, it has been compelling so far. The Director Madison Hamburg

Very YES.

Have to say, FROM THE PICS, very versatile equipment.

If not he knows the moves.

Now that's a beauty.

Marylander was the original poster elsewhere. He made my day.

"You expect me to cook too?"

You betcha.

Considering the circumstances not sure he will have much choice.

I finished it and liked it a lot. I am not a chess player and I became very interested in how the game was played. I would not be able to keep up with the need to plan moves ahead and hope that your adversary will react in a certain way so that you could respond in a certain way. The main character I found fascinating and her ability to develop even though she had a lot going against her. And of course her genius made her very attractive to others. However I found that it had some small problems as it went along. There was a certain repetitiveness to many of the scenes but I could get over that. It is certainly worth watching. P.S. I don't think I am giving anything away but the photographer is gay, right? That was what the early scene between him, her, and the gentleman who invited him "down to the pool" led me to believe.

Do you know who that might be?

I'd really like to know the story behind that. It must be a doozy.

One of the best couples.

Always store your melons outside the refrigerator.

Terrible hair but I guess the beginning of a small Thanksgiving dinner. God bless him.