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	<title>Comments on: Recipe For Getting Sick</title>
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		<title>By: masnick.com &#187; My Ex-Boss&#8230; The Bagel Shop Murderer</title>
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		<description>[...] After I moved to California I obviously lost touch with them. They had talked about selling the bagel place, or maybe even moving elsewhere and opening up a new bagel place in a totally different area. However, just last month, as I mentioned in a blog post, as I was back in town, I stopped by the bagel shop early in the morning (around 6am) to pick up bagels before driving down to Baltimore. I knew they&#8217;d be open. Ann and Ron were working there, though they didn&#8217;t recognize me (it had been at least 12 years since I&#8217;d seen or spoken to them) and they were busy getting set up for the morning rush. Ann looked older and she looked distracted, but I figured it was just getting ready for the rush. &#8220;He knew that she would be opening the store at 5 a.m.,&#8221; Fitzpatrick said. &#8220;He waited in an alleyway across from the building. He realized she would normally leave the door unlocked behind her.&#8221;  &#8212; Long Island hubby pumped five shots into wife&#8217;s head: cops [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] After I moved to California I obviously lost touch with them. They had talked about selling the bagel place, or maybe even moving elsewhere and opening up a new bagel place in a totally different area. However, just last month, as I mentioned in a blog post, as I was back in town, I stopped by the bagel shop early in the morning (around 6am) to pick up bagels before driving down to Baltimore. I knew they&#8217;d be open. Ann and Ron were working there, though they didn&#8217;t recognize me (it had been at least 12 years since I&#8217;d seen or spoken to them) and they were busy getting set up for the morning rush. Ann looked older and she looked distracted, but I figured it was just getting ready for the rush. &#8220;He knew that she would be opening the store at 5 a.m.,&#8221; Fitzpatrick said. &#8220;He waited in an alleyway across from the building. He realized she would normally leave the door unlocked behind her.&#8221;  &#8212; Long Island hubby pumped five shots into wife&#8217;s head: cops [...]</p>
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