The Great Paper Flip Caper Case Analysis

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The Great Paper Clip Caper

A detail was dispatched to a nereby expansive governmental unit. The community work squad disenbarked immediately covering the unit with papers, tape, dropcloth and other various and sundry paint paraphanaljia. Casey James, first-mate in charge head foreman and man of many discretionary talents, huddled his crew for this morning was to be the beginning of; “The Great Paper Clip Caper,”
Everyone listened intently while Casey laid out the grandest diabolical plot of deception and intrigue ever to course the ears of that motley crew. The intensity of the moment was more than Roger Dodger could bear; also when he heard Casey speak various schemes began to flood his mind.
Roger was like that. It was hundred Roger, once
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A man of considerable bearing, great dignity and pack out-power due to the cardiovascular calesthenics and a New York press and weight routine introduced early on in the Department of Corrections indoctrination and orientation ceremonies granted each individual incarceraceree upon acceptance into the West Carolina beak enterprise amalgamated products and convict services conglomerate designed to serve multinational and global interest whatever the case may be regarding same and to promote good wealth; Alabama or Mr Black as he became known later on after the notoriety and fame heaped upon him subsequent to the incident; better referred and remembered among locals with these-words; they alluded to this thing that happened that day high on a hill above soap creek around the bend from the rear end of Booty Hill Park like so; they said in voices sometimes last above a whisper or again someone yelled real loud; or if conversation ever stooped to the point where there might be just almost absolutely nothing left to say for either particular party so involved and so dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal they - they said one to another with a hint of mystery and amazement in their nostrils; snort; have you heard the story from out of Booty Hill Park; the word is out; theres been a snake killin and rumor is that Alabama black bears responsibility for the whole confounded thing. Story goes someone using a rake, pointed to what appeared to be a rope however it moved to the surprise of our illustrious heroes and at that very moment a flashing frenzy of bushwhackers set upon the rope chopping and hacking and whacking with the same frenzied furry so successful in bringing the community work squad two to the point of no return till in the end that peace of gypsum became quite unidentifiable and even to this day controversy goes on and on and on. Well at the same instant our hero

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