
Why do I have the impression that this guy is involved in his wife's death?
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The couple's daughter was looking for a cat July 15 when she found Alicia Pilouw's body in a storage room filled with household items, Eugene Pilouw said. His wife had been gone for three days. "I never smelled anything and I still don't smell anything," said Pilouw, who blames diabetes for his damaged nose. "I thought she had run away from home again - especially after I noticed an envelope with $250 was missing." Harlingen police expect to get toxicology test results Monday that will help them determine 50-year-old woman's cause of death, police spokesman David Osborne said. He said that initial autopsy results were inconclusive. |
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Do you have a follow up with the toxicology report? The biggest question here is why did he say "again" was she demented? Also, why did he not call the police?
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I have a simple test and can send it to them if they want. I get this joy almost every day and I can tell if his nose is working or not... Snow is the name of my beautiful white Akita here in Taiwan. Every morning I get to take Snow out for a walk and one of the main "joys" of the walking experience is picking up the doggy doo. Quite a powerful smell that is! I can send a bag to the police and they can let this guy have a whiff. If he doesn't gag, I might start believing him.
I could also send them some stinky tofu (a taiwanese delicacy that is basically rotting tofu) that is sure to make any westerner run for fresh air! Edited: Vincenzo on 3rd Aug, 2007 - 1:41am
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