I suspect the gospel of Judas was not one of the close calls in this process.

He's not a fumbler. I suspect we won't see that again. I think one was a freak thing, and the other he got careless driving for more yards.

Judas became the spokesman of all those who through the centuries would protest the ornamentation of the Christian cult and would feel that, when the best of gold and jewels were given to the God Who made them, there was some slight made to the poor - not because they were interested in the poor, but because they were envious of that wealth.

Mr. Monroe looks like our prime suspect, but until we put these bullets to the test, we will not close the case.

I have not been contacted by anyone about this. I am not a suspect.

I've made over 60 calls and I've not gotten one no. But you know me, I'm a salesman.