"Hang up the phone, hang up the phone," said Fallon as he started cracking up laughing.
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I'm not selling you anything – don't hang up the phone!
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Before you hang up the phone, tell me you love me.
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After: Hang up the phone and lean into your husband's arms.
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Do you hang up the phone with your agent and call anybody?
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When we ended the conversation, he forgot to hang up the phone.
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I'm gonna hang up the phone now, focus on my own life. Whoo!
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And the only way to stop it is to hang up the phone.
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Her psychiatrist recommended she hang up the phone and get back to work.
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Trader Joe's is packed, so I hang up the phone so I can focus.
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"Please, nobody hang up the phone and say, 'Amodei is Pelosi's defender,'" he said.
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But thanks to Tennant's acquaintanceship with Bilott's grandmother, Bilott didn't hang up the phone.
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He went to hang up the phone and I bubbled over with panic and embarrassment.
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But without strict enforcement of the rules, robocallers have no incentive to hang up the phone.
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One evening, he forgot to hang up the phone before running to hide in his closet.
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If you try to contact them, some balk at the attention and hang up the phone.
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If a debt collector harasses or threatens you, hang up the phone; it's probably a scam.
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Don't ask Miranda Lambert about Gwen Stefani, unless you want her to hang up the phone indefinitely.
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Once I had joined the network, I would hang up the phone and wait for it to ring.
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And I do think that when you have that measure of independence, you do hang up the phone.
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"Please, nobody hang up the phone and say, 'Amodei is Pelosi's defender,'" he said on the conference call.
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"Please, nobody hang up the phone and say, 'Amodei is Pelosi's defender,' " he said on the conference call.
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I'm not going to hang up the phone and disappear on you and then you'll appear in a story.
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Every time I called my doctor, he would immediately hang up the phone the moment he heard my voice.
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As soon as you hang up the phone, I will beat you boys harder than you've ever been beat before.
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When you see that red flag it's time to hang up the phone and make sure you didn't solicit that call.
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For now though, she'll hang up the phone and settle down to fish fingers from her oven and dinner with her daughter.
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So just as he is about to hang up the phone, having recounted his experiences, Indy Kaila pauses, then asks a question.
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Please, everyone, stop what you're doing: hang up the phone, close all other open tabs, turn on your Gmail out-of-office autoreply.
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Or, much more likely, the company's compliance officer would tell the mid-level executive that he's nuts, and then hang up the phone.
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You say hi, exchange a few pleasantries, reaffirm the need for close cooperation on issues of mutual concern, and then hang up the phone.
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I manage to shake a client who seems like he'll never hang up the phone, and head to Bryant Park for lunch with my coworkers.
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Following the short conversation, Ramsey appeared to try to hang up the phone – but many have said voices can still be heard on the line.
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But before the call was connected "Bachman told Buter-Savage not to call 911 and instructed her to hang up the phone," according to the suit.
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We don't want to wear it out by saying it every time we hang up the phone or texting it to each other every few hours.
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At present, the only way to opt out of being recorded is to just hang up the phone — not the best way to get repeat visitors.
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If heaven is a state of mind, then Murphy's pretty much there as we hang up the phone, taking a pause on tour-planning and interviewing.
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She repeats it over and over, building confidence that this is, in fact, a wise decision and she shouldn't hang up the phone right then and there.
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Bad Santa director Terry Zwigoff says Weinstein and his brother Bob would hang up the phone whenever he mentioned the Oscar-winning actress for his 2003 film.
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She was so shaken that she forgot to hang up the phone, and would later find out that the voicemail message to her boss just kept on recording.
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Finally, the inmarsat indian ocean circuit is so busy that the networks simply dare not hang up the phone during critical hours or they can't get through again.
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In the seventies, researchers believed that MDMA treatment could be discrete and limited—that once you got the message, as they put it, you could hang up the phone.
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She shares her mom's number with Abby – she can't hang up the phone and her location services probably won't work otherwise – but Mom left her phone charging in her bedroom.
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As her mother called 911 from their hiding place, Jayme said Patterson "broke down the bathroom door and told her mother to hang up the phone," according to the complaint.
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" O'Keefe acknowledged that he "forgot to hang up" the phone, but declined to be more specific about the operation, saying, "I don't like to reveal the tactics of what we do.
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The family has not heard from her since she first told Dyer's mom she was planning to let English live with her, prompting Dyer's mom to hang up the phone in shock and rage.
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"There are a lot of inbound calls that music publishers get, where they hang up the phone and give each other a high-five, saying, 'We just did a great job in marketing,'" Mr. Mestel said.
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This is the guy whose organization failed to get a CNN reporter onto a boat filled with dildos, and who outed its own plan to infiltrate a George Soros event by forgetting to hang up the phone.
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What will likely happen is that small businesses will hang up the phone, or will become successfully adept and efficient at recognizing and processing the Google Assistant calls, but will feel a bit icky in the process.
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It's tricky, I don't want to say it's not difficult, but it might be a little less ... It's not like if I reach out to someone they immediately hang up the phone and start yelling at me.
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"It will most likely take longer for the police to get there than placing an actual pizza order would take so when you have to get off the phone DO NOT HANG UP the phone line," she writes.
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The trick was, I had to teach them how to do this complicated technical thing, and then they would have to hang up the phone and it's sort of like, "Good luck," because they mostly had one phone line.
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I quickly put together that if I could just get through the announcements and hang up the phone connected to the loudspeaker, I could quietly reject him in front of the team (still about 30 guys) and not the entire school.
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"Many of them are not quick to hang up the phone when they get an unsolicited call from an individual," said Chris Gerold, New Jersey Bureau of Securities chief who serves as president of the North American Securities Administrators Association.
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"It's very sad because there were moments when I had to hang up the phone with her and cut the communication because she had to run down that hallway to get to another classroom where she would be safe," her mother recounted through tears.
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Drake: Then girl hang up the phone ohhhhhhhhDrake: YeahDrake: give me feelings so intenseDrake: Purple OVO pants, feeling like I'm Prince, yeahDrake: When your real life is like a dreamDrake: a nigga tried to shoot me yesterday so sorry if I'm mean, yeah Drake: 40 you're a genius.
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And while some businesses have adopted the call-back system — which lets you hang up the phone and keeps your place in line to speak with a representative, then get a call back when your turn is up — it's still relatively new, and not all businesses have adopted the system.
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" Instead of doing what any halfway decent and halfway normal father would do -- tell Bubba he's a repulsive pervert and hang up the phone -- Carlson joined in, saying that while he thinks it's unlikely his daughter is experimenting with other girls, "If it weren't my daughter I would love that scenario.
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Last month, director Peter Jackson said Weinstein and his brother, Bob Weinstein, tried blacklisting the Oscar-winning actress by calling her a "nightmare" to work with; Bad Santa director Terry Zwigoff later made a similar claim, saying the Weinsteins would hang up the phone whenever he mentioned her in prep for his 2003 film.
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Retail staff positions have been cut in the US and UK, and the likelihood of small businesses devoting their meager time resources training a Google Assistant, and patiently teasing out the meaning of each phone call, repeating words to clarify them, and coaxing meaning to come to fruition so that they can hang up the phone, just isn't going to happen.
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And the Facebook page "Diary of a Mad Dispatcher," written by a North Carolina-based 911 dispatcher, said that if you do call 911 and say that you'd like to order a pizza, the most important thing is to listen to what the dispatcher says, to answer any of the yes or no questions that he or she asks and not to hang up the phone at the end of the call.
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In 1984, her song "Hang Up the Phone" was featured on the soundtrack of the film Sixteen Candles. She performs a revue of songs from her stage career along with originals called Annie Golden's Velvet Prison.
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She tells Joe to hang up the phone. Confused, Joe asks Lindsey what is going on. Lindsey explains that everything is a prank and that Ashleigh and Ben are alive and well, which is proven when they enter the house picking out their prosthetic. Lindsey and Joe tell them that the man was actually killed.
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In this way, the modem could be instructed by the computer to perform various operations, such as hang up the phone or dial a number. The modem would normally start-up in command mode. The problem was how to move from mode to mode. One option would be to signal this using one of the many pins in the RS-232 cable.
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Bart impersonates an adult bureaucrat and is told the sink and toilet are both draining clockwise. Frustrated, Bart asks Tobias to check his neighbors' toilets. The call takes six hours to complete, since Tobias lives in the rural locality of Squatter's Crog and Bart fails to hang up the phone. Three weeks later, Tobias's father Bruno is billed $900 for the phone call.
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Recording sessions for the album took place on April 23, 24 and 25, 1974, at Bradley's Barn in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. Two songs on the album were recorded during the sessions for 1973's Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man. "As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone" was recorded on March 7, 1973, and "Lifetime Before" was recorded on April 5.
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Ten Rounds is the thirteenth studio album by country artist Eddie Rabbitt, released in 1991 by Capitol Nashville. The album produced one single, "Hang Up the Phone", which was the last charting single of his career. The track "747" had previously appeared on Rabbitt's 1980 album Horizon. Rabbitt wrote the song "C-Rap (Country Rap)" in response to his dissatisfaction with rap music.
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He tells them about Vicki and asks Bonnie to tell him what is going on, but Bonnie does not know. The episode ends with Caroline talking to Tyler, saying she is worried about her mom not waking up yet. Tyler tells her to give her some time. They hang up the phone, and it is revealed that Tyler is with Marcos and tells him that "they are in".
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Started with featuring in Mad Clown's "Basil", he was also featured in Andup's "Like This Right Now", Giriboy's "Player", Cheeze's "Papapa", d.ear's "We Need to Talk", Kebee's "Travel Bag", and Swings's "Two Thumbs". He produced label mate Siaena's "Sound of Rain" and Lovey's "Return", as well as Crucial Star's "Flat Shoes". In his early years as a lyricist, Brother Su teamed up with Ra.D for Jooyoung's "All of You" and "Hang Up the Phone", and Ra.D's "Thank You, Thank You".
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At this point, the screen splits in two: The right side shows the storyline, where Kim hangs up the phone and let her ex- boyfriend enter, who puts her in his car and drive away. While the driving, they dispute and soon they got into a deadly car accident, where they both died. The left side shows where Kim didn't hang up the phone, but leaves her ex outside and then walks away. She then continued her conversation with Bow Wow.
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Elena is on the phone with the hospital where Constantine's body was taken. There is an issue with locating him, and Morgan demands they find her son. When they hang up the phone, Elena admits that Morgan will soon be hearing from The Board of Nursing. Aiming to prove that children must be delivered in a hospital to avoid any situations like that of Morgan and Constantine's, Elena remarks that they will likely try to take her medical license away.
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The album peaked at No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot Country LP's chart, the duo's second album to top the chart. The album's only single, "As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone", was released in May 1974 and peaked at No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot Country Singles chart, their fourth consecutive No. 1 single together. In Canada, the single peaked at No. 1 on the RPM Country Singles chart, the duo's third consecutive songs to top the chart. The single peaked at No. 57 on the Kent Music Report in Australia.
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As a solo artist, he recorded a number of songs for Prince Tony Robinson, including "Trenchtown Girl" and "You Don't Care". Some of his best-known solo hits include "Officially", "Mafia" (both 1974), "Girl in the Morning" and "Baby Hang Up The Phone" (both 1975). Parks was a studio bass player, backing many of the reggae artists, including Justin Hinds on Duke Reid's Treasure Isle label. He was a member of Skin, Flesh and Bones along with Ansell Collins on keyboards, Tarzan on keyboards, and Ranchie McLean on guitar.
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In 1971, Lynn began a professional partnership with Conway Twitty. As a duo, Lynn and Twitty had five consecutive No. 1 hits between 1971 and 1975, including "After the Fire Is Gone" (1971), which won them a Grammy award, "Lead Me On" (1971), "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" (1973), "As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone" (1974), and "Feelins'" (1974). For four consecutive years, 1972–1975, Lynn and Twitty were named the "Vocal Duo of the Year" by the Country Music Association. The Academy of Country Music named them the "Best Vocal Duet" in 1971, 1974, 1975 and 1976.
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Customers who opt for a callback are prompted to enter their phone number and then hang up the phone. A “virtual placeholder” maintains the customers' position in the queue while the ACD queue is worked off. The virtual queuing system monitors the rate at which calls in queue are worked off and launches an outbound call to the customer moments before the virtual placeholder is due to reach the top of the queue. When the callback is answered by the customer, the system asks for confirmation that the correct person is on the line and ready to speak with an agent.
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At the parochial house, Ted trips up over a brick. He learns from Mrs Doyle that Jack is keeping the brick as a "pet", but Jack soon changes his mind, and throws the brick at Ted. Ted then receives a call from Pat, who, in revenge for losing his job, has planted a bomb on Dougal's milk float, which is set to arm if it exceeds 4 miles per hour and detonate if the speed drops below that. Ted is so worried that he forgets to hang up the phone, and goes to warn Dougal, but he already exceeded four.
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On the morning of February 8, 2001, Elliot Segal sent Bryan "Flounder" Schlossberg to the south fence of the White House, where a gunman had been shot and arrested the previous day, offering passersby to a "free shot of bush." The "bush" in question was an anatomical reference in connection to a spread of porn magazines that were on display. Flounder was connected to the airwaves via cell phone when the Secret Service surrounded him and demanded that he hang up the phone. In the end, Flounder avoided being taken into custody, but was however banned from the grounds of the White House indefinitely.
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She yells at Tsukasa telling him that he's causing problems in her life and suddenly he confesses to her saying that he wants to date her again. She runs off and back at home Susumu tells her that she should at least inform Rui about her and Tsukasa since he deserves to know. Tsukushi tries phoning Rui but hangs up because she was afraid and didn't know what to say, after hearing her hang up the phone Rui gets into his car and drives to her place. Soon after Nishida, the company secretary, finally reveals the real reason for Tsukasa's change of behavior which leaves Tsukushi confused.
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A TAD may offer a remote control facility, whereby the answerphone owner can ring the home number and, by entering a code on the remote telephone's keypad, can listen to recorded messages, or delete them, even when away from home. Many devices offer a "toll-saver" function for this purpose. Thereby the machine increases the number of rings after which it answers the call (typically by two, resulting in four rings), if no unread messages are currently stored, but answers after the set number of rings (usually two) if there are unread messages. This allows the owner to find out whether there are messages waiting; if there are none, the owner can hang up the phone on the, e.g.
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In 2008, The Reels reformed, with Mason joined by Bliss and Newham, and they performed in Melbourne and Sydney. The following year, Abrahams rejoined and Newham departed, and it was this line-up that performed in Brisbane during the same year. On 26 March 2011, Mason appeared on "Episode 108" of celebrity music quiz RocKwiz, on SBS TV, performed "Quasimodo's Dream", and a duet with fellow guest Sally Seltmann—a cover of the Conway Twitty 1974 single "As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone"—ended the episode. Writing for the Sydney Morning Herald, Greg Hassall stated that Mason had "a few problems with pitch", although his solo effort "could be burped and still sound good".
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In 1971, he released his first hit duet with Loretta Lynn, "After the Fire Is Gone". It was a success, and many more followed, including "Lead Me On" (1971), "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" (1973), "As Soon As I Hang Up the Phone" (1974), "Feelins'" (1975), "I Still Believe in Waltzes", "I Can't Love You Enough", and many others. Together, Conway and Loretta (as they were known in their act), won four consecutive Country Music Association awards for vocal duo (1972–75) and a host of other duo and duet awards from other organizations throughout the 1970s. In 1973, Twitty released "You've Never Been This Far Before", which was number 1 in country for three weeks that September and also reached number 22 on the pop charts.
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Sensing that it may be the last chance for peace between the U.S. and the Empire of Japan, Terry attempts to go over the heads of his superiors and have a cable sent directly to President Roosevelt, alerting him to cable the Japanese emperor to seek to preserve the peace. However, the emperor is rapidly becoming the leader of Japan in name only because of a power struggle with the army leaders. Terry's effort is in vain, as December 7th comes and war is declared shortly after the Japanese attack. Terry calls Gwen after hearing of the attack and tells her to leave Washington for Tennessee with Mako, but the FBI enter and force her to hang up the phone.
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Wagoner and Parton had charted with a number of duets since 1967, but "Please Don't Stop Loving Me" was their only number one as a duo. In 1973, Parton had taken the decision to end her working relationship with Wagoner, which served as the inspiration for the song "I Will Always Love You", one of her three solo number ones of 1974. In 1982 she re-recorded the song and it once again went to number one, making her the first artist to top the country chart with two different recordings of the same song. Wagoner and Parton's chart-topper was one of two male-female duets to reach number one in 1974, the other being Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn's "As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone".
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The Tico Times reported that the judges said they believed the students at Dundee had been abused, but there was no proof that Lichfield ordered the abuse.Lealand Baxter Neal, Lichfield Declared Innocent , Tico Times - Daily News Three other Academy employees, all Jamaicans, had been wanted in connection with the same case, but they fled Costa Rica following the closure of the Academy.Leland Baxter-Neal, Tough- Love’ Camp Owner Faces Trial, The Tico Times, July 2006. Following the acquittal, Lichfield claimed in an e-mail to A.M. Costa Rica that when the school was raided, police stood by and watched youths sexually assault each other, that police held parents and staff at gunpoint and that one parent was ordered at gunpoint to hang up the phone when she attempted to phone the U.S. Embassy for help, and that police left the school in a shambles.
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Lucille Wexler soon found out that her housekeeper Jennifer was the long lost Jane Marie Stafford, when she paid a visit to the Springfield Arms hotel and to Jane Marie's older brother, Chet Stafford. Lucille, who had continued to drive a wedge between Ben McFarren and her "daughter", Amanda and their new marriage (including trying to still kill Ben who became increasingly more suspicious of his mother-in-law and trying to get Vanessa to seduce Ben—which backfired royally on both of them, when Ben just up and left Amanda after finding out from Vanessa that Amanda had paid Carter Bowden to show his art work—making Ben feel emasculated), became increasingly paranoid that someone would find out that Amanda wasn't her biological daughter but Jennifer and Alan's. After Lucille made anonymous threatening phone calls to Amanda (where Lucille would just hang up the phone), Lucille arrived home to find Jennifer playing the piano (and Alan and Jane Marie's favorite song, Misty by Johnny Mathis) and tried to kill Jennifer with a gold-plated letter opener, shouting, "JANE MARIE!". Jennifer quickly whirled around to find Lucille behind her about to stab her, and Jennifer started fighting with the older woman.
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