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There is my friend Peg's wonderful novel, "Spinning Will."
Claudia Ricci: How One Book Changed My Life Claudia Ricci 2011
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There is my friend Peg's wonderful novel, "Spinning Will."
Claudia Ricci: How One Book Changed My Life Claudia Ricci 2011
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The second weird coincidence happened a few days after Peg's visit, when (read Chapter Three of Sister Mysteries) I was having lunch with my friend Nina, the woman who originally inspired me to write the Sister Renata tale (Nina suffered from a severe case of breast cancer in 1994, and shortly afterward, I got this nutty idea that I would write a story to help distract her from the misery of chemotherapy.)
Claudia Ricci: Coincidences and Clairvoyance: The Mysteries of This Book Continue Unexplained Claudia Ricci 2010
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The FBI got involved in Peg's case because the amount of money involved was so large and because the handymen carried her checks across state lines to cash them.
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The second weird coincidence happened a few days after Peg's visit, when (read Chapter Three of Sister Mysteries) I was having lunch with my friend Nina, the woman who originally inspired me to write the Sister Renata tale (Nina suffered from a severe case of breast cancer in 1994, and shortly afterward, I got this nutty idea that I would write a story to help distract her from the misery of chemotherapy.)
Claudia Ricci: Coincidences and Clairvoyance: The Mysteries of This Book Continue Unexplained Claudia Ricci 2010
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Later, they joked among themselves that Peg's house would now "corner" like a race car.
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But licenses are required for major contracting work, such as the roof repairs and other big jobs that the Winchester group claimed to be doing at Peg's house.
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In Peg's case, the FBI and U.S. attorney's office turned the handymen against one another as part of plea bargains, securing promises of cooperation and, if necessary, testimony.
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In most such fraud cases involving the elderly, including Peg's case, the victims cannot recall clearly what happened, authorities said.
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When the owner of a popular grocery store in Winchester got suspicious and stopped cashing Peg's checks, the group's leaders turned to friends who had something they did not: bank accounts.
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