YOUR RESEARCHOT: Sad day in Boulder
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This is a sad day in Boulder and one of our Porsche owners was killed last evening. Please be careful when meeting with unknown 'potential buyers'. Sergio was a very nice man that I had met a couple of times and we had spoken about the enjoyment of our cars. I was very sad to hear of his horrible death this morning. I just goes to show there are some very screwed up people in this world. Click to read more
Sad.
wow beat cancer twice only to lose to two scumbag goblins. That is really sad.
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