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Copus cautioned that, while the perpetrator is most often known to the victim, he or she may still have been a random target.
Michelle Parker Missing: Ex-Fiance Dale Smith Not Involved In His Second Wife's Death 2011
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Drama producer and director: Maurice Copus (later OBE) Carried on this brilliance into post-war life.
The Theatre 2010
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"People are generally not victims of random acts of violence when you are talking about a disappearance or something of this nature," said Harold Copus, now head of Copus Security Consultants in Atlanta.
Michelle Parker Missing: Ex-Fiance Dale Smith Not Involved In His Second Wife's Death 2011
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Let's get Lost by John McGeorge (in spite of the assistance of Maurice Copus)
Let's get Lost 2010
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Came across this poem by Julia Copus and just love it.
Archive 2004-12-01 Sharon Bakar 2004
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Came across this poem by Julia Copus and just love it.
Julia Copus Sharon Bakar 2004
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Copus, a physician who acted as treasurer, and Eblinek Alman, a burgher of Magdeburg, each of whom had his own assistants.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux 1840-1916 1913
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Copus told AOL News that while there is a possibility that Holloway, if kidnapped, was sold into slavery, he doubts she would still be alive today.
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"Usually they'll dope the girls up so they have no concept of what they are doing," Copus explained, adding that once the women are deemed no longer useful, they often are killed.
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During his own investigation in Aruba, Copus heard rumors that "girls were taken out of Aruba to be used in the sex trade," he said.
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