http://crushable.com/entertainment/book-review-dont-kiss-them-good-bye/ Crushable gives you the celebrity news, style and scoop on the stuff you care about. Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:21:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://crushable.com/entertainment/book-review-dont-kiss-them-good-bye/comment-page-1/#comment-515365 mary-lou mason Sat, 22 Sep 2007 12:09:46 +0000 http://www.mediumdreams.com/book-review-dont-kiss-them-good-bye/#comment-515365 I would really like to alison , im not sure i am but if i am i would really like to ask , what can i do about amy daughter , there is a huge wall between us and is breaking my heart . will we ever connect. I would really like to alison , im not sure i am but if i am i would really like to ask , what can i do about amy daughter , there is a huge wall between us and is breaking my heart . will we ever connect.

]]> http://crushable.com/entertainment/book-review-dont-kiss-them-good-bye/comment-page-1/#comment-512937 Medium Dreams » Allison DuBois on Oprah, Part Deux Sun, 18 Feb 2007 01:52:59 +0000 http://www.mediumdreams.com/book-review-dont-kiss-them-good-bye/#comment-512937 [...] I do not see how this information, which does not help them actually locate the body, is even remotely helpful to the case. I also find it interesting that, in her book (see Ch. 4), she says the body was found three years later. Okay, I can see how it is possible she was brought into the case two years after the girl (btw, it was a girl victim, not a boy as was shown in the Pilot) went missing and that accounts for the date discrepancy, but she did not mention this five year prediction in the book. Why? Did she originally tell the police “within five years from when she went missing” or did she just say “I am seeing five years in my head,” thus leaving the door open in case she was found within five years after the date of Allison’s prediction? It is this sort of squishing of the actual event into the parameters of the initial vague prediction that makes me want to punch someone. Preferably someone with a skunk streak in her hair a lá Mrs. Munster. [...] [...] I do not see how this information, which does not help them actually locate the body, is even remotely helpful to the case. I also find it interesting that, in her book (see Ch. 4), she says the body was found three years later. Okay, I can see how it is possible she was brought into the case two years after the girl (btw, it was a girl victim, not a boy as was shown in the Pilot) went missing and that accounts for the date discrepancy, but she did not mention this five year prediction in the book. Why? Did she originally tell the police “within five years from when she went missing” or did she just say “I am seeing five years in my head,” thus leaving the door open in case she was found within five years after the date of Allison’s prediction? It is this sort of squishing of the actual event into the parameters of the initial vague prediction that makes me want to punch someone. Preferably someone with a skunk streak in her hair a lá Mrs. Munster. [...]

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