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Lancer Oldrich · Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 5:48 pm Post subject:

(IC unless otherwise indicated)

Snippet from Los Angeles Times Parade insert, five years ago

New Voices in the Literary Landscape

…including Lancer Oldrich, whose debut poetry collection, “Serendipity” was selected as a recent prize winner. The presiding judge commented on Mr. Oldrich’s weaving of ancient myths, and the historical into a work that bordered on the “occult” in its proclivities, yet still making the old as resonant in today’s modern world.

Mr. Oldrich is one of a flock of new and upcoming voices in the country, who still believes that literary writing, and poetry in particular, still merits its place despite the political and social turmoil. “As long as there is the awareness, that we still do not comprehend what makes us who we are, there will always be a place for poetry and other forms of expression, in this place"...

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Snippet from Boston Globe, roughly three years ago

Cruel Prank? The Burning Man

…authorities were alerted by witnesses who reported seeing a group of young men and women gathered on the beach dancing around an “effigy”…the official pathology reports indicate the remains of human bones and other hair in the bonfire itself…also a personal item, perhaps belonging to one of the participants…When questioned, the lead investigator refused to comment further on either of these developments…

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Boston General Trauma Ward File #2062314115-7243-O
(Partially recovered file; hospital servers were destroyed during bombing incident)

Patient Name: Lancey (no last name given)
Age: 25
Sex: Male
Race: Human, Caucasian
Eye Color: Dark brown
Hair Color: Dark brown
Blood Type: O+
Job Classification: Unemployed

Consents:

Error: Data corrupted

Progress Notes:

Patient wandered into Waiting Room area. Remained in catatonic state for over an hour. When asked if was injured or needed help, patient was nonverbal, however after given constant attention, started to be aware and able to follow instructions. Cursory examination by nurse revealed no physical injuries that would impair speech. When asked repeatedly why he came in, only response was, “They…hurt others.”

Casual observation reveals patient has an exaggerated startle response to (garbled). Nurse requested immediate psych consult after admitting patient for lab tests and consult.

Labs:

Urine Analysis indicates patient has been taking marijuana. No other drugs or toxins evident.

Reports:

Psych consultation notes: patient suffers from an anxiety disorder, possibly PTSD, with underlying symptoms indicative of (garbled).

Further evaluation strongly recommended to patient.

Noted: patient response to recommendation consisted of nonverbal gesture, sticking both index and middle finger up in the air.

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Boston Police Department Report #724562-J
(roughly three years ago)

Evidence Locker Requisition

Report file for case 724562-I re:…evidence from case reported missing from locker … the following one item recovered from Crane Beach Burning Man

1 Zippo (stainless steel) with swastika embossed on it

Internal investigation into missing evidence ongoing...

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(more to come :3 )