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I find it hard to believe that you have just worked on the few topics that you are discussed on my talk page. Your IP#'s clearly come from one destination. Just because you have a dynamic IP and most recently a username, does not eliminate the evidence that you are a sockpuppeteer. I have noticed the fact that you edit articles with one IP and go back with one of your others to edit the same article. Please give me a break here, I'm not stupid. I tried to work with you in good faith and it turns out that it didn't work. So now I'm just going to have to be frank and not so nice about this whole situation. The evidence speaks for itself, so let it drop or face the consequences of your actions here on Wikipedia. Your IP#'s are based out of Michigan and what a coincidence that your name contains the city of name Detroit. Get a life and stop vandalizing Wikipedia articles. --Candy156sweet 18:55, 4 October 2007 (UTC)

Your IP#'s are obviously from one source. There is no denying what's happening here. That's the bottom line. Saying your sorry doesn't eliminate the evidence unless you have a way of disproving the fact that all of your edits are from the sockpuppet IP#'s mentioned. Good luck! --Candy156sweet 19:15, 4 October 2007 (UTC)

Here is the sticky part of this situation. Those IP#'s mentioned in the sockpuppetry report do not stem from an AOL IP address. They come from a IP called UUNet Technologies, which is a subsidiary of Verizon. Now if that is the clear mistake, you could argue that point with Wikipedia. Otherwise, I can only say that it doesn't look good from the information that I have in front of me. I can't say that you can dispute that fact in my opinion. With this username you have no record of editing any of the topics represented in your first post on here. The only record of that lies within the sockpuppet IP addresses. I'm sorry, but I really don't believe that you are being honest. --Candy156sweet 21:29, 4 October 2007 (UTC)

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