I thought I was imagining things
Walkerville Weekly Reader (I thought I was imagining things)
Is that article about Alan Dershowitz true? Did he actually say those things?
I hadn’t heard of his “torture plan” until this morning on the Today Show, and I thought I was imagining things. Am I?
Sincerely,
Alysia Peich
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