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This article is incorrect. There is doubt that Howard Hughes ever visted the Cottontail Ranch. It would be a more interesting story by far, but it's just speculation.

This article is wrong. There is more than "doubt" as to Howard Hughes visiting -- a jury found to the contrary. A jury trial during 1977-78 in Nevada, in which approximately 60 witnesses testified, established that Howard Hughes was in his suite at the Desert Inn hotel in Las Vegas during time he allegedly may have been in the general area of this brothel. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Eschnibbe (talk • contribs) 22:24, 18 July 2008 (UTC)Reply

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