Krest

By 0.9.0, Johannes "LordHoto" Schickel and Eugene "sev" Sandulenko had implemented the "modern" GUI, based on mockups from a user called Krest.

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Leonard Krest began to climb the brutalist remains of the hospital, his Colt Diamondback revolver wedged awkwardly within the breast pocket of his dinner jacket.

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At the summit, Krest found the slumped body of his wife, a single bullet hole punched through her temple.

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Krest, the detective, said Taylor turned towards prostitution when she was about 16, a common age for that to happen.

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(Montgomery Police) "They were known to be in contact with her around the time of her disappearance," Krest said.

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"Before they know it, they're in over their heads," Krest said.

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Krest said that rumors surfaced that Taylor had given detectives information about suspects involved in a 7-Eleven robbery.

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"Sometimes the smallest bit of information that seems very insignificant winds up being that little piece of information that breaks the case," Krest said.

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Krest said he didn't know if prostitution led to Taylor's demise.

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[16] Krestov is an adjective meaning "of the cross" (Krest = cross); and, of course, is not the Russian for "Christophe."

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