Subject: Re: Uncle Leland
From: jbuck@galileo.berkeley.edu (Joe Buck)
Date: 1990-12-01, 16:09
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In article <1990Dec1.050725.1302@alembic.acs.com>, csu@alembic.acs.com (Dave Mack) writes:
> > Oops. Circular reasoning, Tom. *BOB* killed Banks, Laura and Maddy.
> > No proof yet that he was in Leland at the time. We don't know Leland's
> > blood type, but there's a reasonable chance that it's the same as
> > Laura's which, as you'll recall, was *not* the same as the killer's.
> > We don't know if he has an alibi for the night of Laura's death.

If you want to stick to what we know, Leland (or BOB in Leland) definitely
killed Maddy, and we don't know if BOB killed Teresa Banks.  No, a father's
blood type is not necessarily (or even frequently) the same as his daughters.
Here I'm using "blood type" in its fully general sense: we care about
blood types, O, A, B, AB, and Rh + or - for blood donations, but there
are many other blood factors that are used for identification.  The blood
test in no way clears Leland.

As for the people claiming Leland's white hair is a continuity error,
Ray Wise says he must bleach his hair more than once a week to keep
the dark roots from showing.  He's working very hard to preserve this
hair color.  How can anyone think it's some random continuity error?
Gack.

I believe that BOB never inhabits anyone but Leland, and I doubt that BOB
is exactly what the one-armed man says he is (although he may be).

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Joe Buck
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