Allan Fox wanted that house built there because it was a spectacle. Huge waves would shoot in the air when they were forced in that cove and hit a 15 foot high wall. This must have impressed his friends. Did he warn them not to go down there to get a closer look? Was he there? Vicki said the main house was locked. The sheriff said he was in that part of the house and there were about seven adults, three of them, children. The architecture world had to be buzzing, about the ‘killer house’. If Allan warned previous guests, he knew there was DANGER. If your child drowned in his friends pool, wouldn’t you want to go take a look and hear the version of events from those that were there? What if there was no fence around the pool, and, these folks didn’t want you snooping around, wondering what went wrong……with your attorney!
More Lies From Shamus Dundon
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More Lies From Shamus Dundon
Tonight, on past posts, I found two disturbing comments from my
nephew, Shamus Dundon. Once more he is lying about the windy
conditions at Rocky Point. He says his lies resulted from a phone
conversation we had. This is not true. We exchanged e-mails!
Shamus used the word “windy” and then “blustery” in separate accounts
without my prodding. They were slips. A month after Christine
drowned, I heard from her friend that lives in Pacific Grove, that
she recalled it was very windy that morning when she went jogging by
the ocean. She later had breakfast with the ex-chief of police, and
he too said it was windy.
Shamus;
“There’s 2 main points you…
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