-Caveat Lector-
In a message dated 09/03/1999 11:08:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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<< > useless: The police had no idea where Wilson was calling from, and
> neither did she. They spent the better part of the next 24 hours
> searching in vain, combing the town block by block while precious time
> ticked away. A new technology which would have told police precisely
> where Wilson was hadn’t arrived in time to help.
Several years ago, Dean Koontz wrote a novel where the hero is tracked by
GPS by
through the deserts of the SW by the evil gummint that wants to stop him.
"Dark Rivers of the Heart"? >>
Yes, and I'll bet the police will spend a lot more time on the kind of thing
Koontz was describing than on searching for kidnap victims. Prudy
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