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01-06-2007, 04:54 PM
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Very interesting reading
Posted By: Dan Bretta
If it is the same JP and we don't know if it is, but judging from the information in the article JP was only 15 when he was hired by a con artist to work for him. He evidently was in business with him for the next 14+ years. I know that I got my morals from my mother and father. It sounds like JP may not have had a father in his life since this con artist was his mother's boyfriend. I don't excuse any wrongdoing, but I can feel some sympathy for someone who was brought up in a life of crime. 
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