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From: Chandler (Chan)
Date: 8/27/03
Time: 7:44:15 PM
Remote Name: 66.151.75.78
I was thinking about the work you put into writing your book. Wow! It seems it would be easier to research write a book about Jack the Ripper or a murder of another century.
If you find something relevent in a book about the June 12, 1994 murder for example: If Marc Eliot wrote that Kato told him during a recording that he had to scrape the pebbles off the soles of his shoes from Nicole's rock garden and this is very important, Eliot has a copyright and will not allow anyone to use any material from his book...so you can not use this information without being sued. I do not know how the authors of books about other books like "Killing Time" got away with using information and quotes from other books.