"She is disappointed, naturally," said Hoffmann-Pugh's attorney,<BR> Darnay Hoffman of New York. "But she also said if it weren't for<BR> bad luck she'd have no luck at all." <P><b>I have had reason to review some of the LHP file lately and I have to say I really find her to be repugnant.<P>The Ramseys were very nice to her and her family. She KNEW they were very gentle, loving people and she SAID SO - - until the tabloid types came with their flashy stories and open checkbooks - - and the woman sold her soul.<P>She got paid thousands of dollars for what I will call "altered memories" - - and she thought she might get MILLIONS from this <b>bullshit</b> lawsuit.<P>Well, she got nothing but her name in the paper again - - and in the discussion again. And it isn't flattering. Not at all.<P>I hope she writes a book - - finds a really stupid publisher with deep pockets like Steve Thomas did - - a publisher who didn't go behind him checking that what they are publishing is the TRUTH. (I called Thomas' publisher to warn them and was told they would not send out fact checkers to speak to me - - Steve Thomas was "an honest man". Well, that "honest man" cost them PLENTY. Anyone who publishes a book by Hoffmann-Pugh will face the same risks. I don't think anyone wants to do that.<P><BR>As for Linda having bad luck or none at all.... it's Karma, Linda. In MY opinion, you got just what you deserved.