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Rickie Williams: Wonders why people told about prank (Editor's note: The BMW in question cost $750 - practically brand new, but second hand, after Hartsell Hodges won it at a Bardstown picnic raffle. Today the same car would sell as a collector's item for $25,000 or more. I sold it for $350 when one of the universal joints broke. - EW By Rickie Williams Personal commentary Many times on the news I wonder WHY was the public told this or that? The reason being that sometimes all the news does is to give bad and/or stupid people ideas to copy. Your reporting of your car being put down that stairwell makes me wonder the same. How long until word gets out and a batch of boys with more brawns than brains copies the action? A car back then might have been worth a couple hundred bucks. Consider the value of some cars today. Consider the number of crooked lawyers that would be happy to jump on a case like this. Just my thoughts on the matter. --Rickie Williams Comments re article 85357 Commentary by Ed Waggener following commentary on "new tradition" at Lindsey Wilson College This story was posted on 2016-08-31 10:35:39
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