By David Lohr

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Under the heading "who I'd like to meet," she lists two or three celebrities, including Jenna Jameson, a well-known actress in pornographic films, whom she describes as "one of the sexiest women in the world." Hannah also completed a brief survey in which she mentions possibly going to college. In answer to the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" her answer was "a CSI (crime scene investigator)." An interesting line of work indeed; perhaps she busied herself taking notes when the FBI raided her home.

 

In addition to her profile, Hannah also blogged MySpace, and in a September 14, 2006 post, she talks about Melinda and Trenton Duckett.

"I just watched Nancy Grace, and some things are seeming really weird to me about Melinda Duckett A.K.A MEE KEE ONG LEE. The coloring of her hair and the selling of the car seat may have been Melinda's way of mourning. Melinda is a different kind of person than most. No one is to say the feelings she had or what her grasps on things were at anytime before or after Trenton's disappearance..." 

She continues, "I got a message from Melinda, asking me if she knew me on the 24th of August. With a pic of her holding an AR-15. The next pic posted on her profile is the nice one that everyone sees now. You know the one with the yellow shirt and blue jean skirt... don't assume what you hear is the truth. Throughout this whole thing I have gone from believing it was Melinda to thinking that there might have been some sort of setup."

Hannah's MySpace friends and family members are in shock over her arrest.  I received this message from her brother last night:

From:  <redacted>

Date: Mar 26, 2007 9:35 PM

Subject: Corey and Hannah

"I am in complete shock right now.  I don't guess you can't tell based on the MySpace accounts, but Hannah is my younger sister.  I live in <redacted> and don't speak that much to my family in Florida.  The only time I have talked to Hannah in the past few years (since she got married and moved out of our parents home) has been through MySpace.

"Right now I hear that her children are in Corey's parents home. I think this is horrible and I would like to see what can be done about it..."

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