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This Friday during 10PM news, KSTP will be running a story about Chris Jenkins.

Chris disappeared Halloween Night of 2003, and was not found until Feb of 04. The circumstances that lead to his death are still unknown.

There is a promo of the story available now at http://www.kstp.com

The story is currently the top banner headline, but please keep in mind this may change.

For anyone who is out of state, I will attempt to obtain a copy of the story. Please PM me and I will send you a copy.

Please spread the word about this story to your friends and family.

Thank you very much for your time.

The StarTrib ran an article about the number of male college students from the larger area of MN, WI, and the Dakotas that have gone missing or been found dead after a night of drinking. While it appears that foul play has not been involved in any incident it does raise concerns with the amount young men are drinking and their decisions. Chris' story has been a focal one due to the lacrosse community keeping his memor alive.

Hey Tex-

Haven't talked to you since the Hotdish.

Catch the new story if you can. There's more to the story than most people know.

Shoot me a pm if you'd like to chat, or maybe I'll catch up to you at an Olaf game this season.

Hope you and your family are well, and don't stay up too late posting to USLIA.

Adam-

Can you paraphrase this story for the message board after you watch it? I don't have access to KSTP anymore now that I live on the East Coast and I am dying to know what the story is about...

Hey Dan,

I will certainly try to do so to the best of my abilities.

My goal is to get an Mpeg, and post it somewhere everyone can get at.

I'll let you know, either here, or in a PM.

Adam Gamradt wrote:My goal is to get an Mpeg, and post it somewhere everyone can get at.

Just don't post it here without permission from KSTP or you will be chastised!

LaxRef wrote:

Adam Gamradt wrote:My goal is to get an Mpeg, and post it somewhere everyone can get at.

Just don't post it here without permission from KSTP or you will be chastised!

I would prefer not to be "chastised" by KSTP's lawyers for copyright infringement. Hopefully KSTP will post it on their web site, so we can see it there.

I wouldn't post it here. I'm hoping to have it available on another website with KSTP's explicit permission, assuming KSTP does not provide it on their website. Failing that, good old fashion VHS will suffice for the folks who are out of state.

A copy of the story, and video, can be found on KSTP's website.

Please be warned, the video is very graphic.

The full video can be found here:

http://kstp.dayport.com/viewer/viewerpage.php?Art_ID=165608/

I'm not sure how long the link will be active.