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Gary was an extremely prolific writer,

and he intended to make this the toughest, most hard-hitting script

that they would ever see in Hollywood,

because they were going to give him a chance to direct.

Gary DeVore's 1997 Ford Explorer was pulled from the California Aqueduct late this afternoon.

His skeletal remains still buckled in the driver's seats.

If you did the mathematics on the odds of this, it would be astronomical.

Man, there's no way in hell that he did what he did.

Confused and tired.

CHP investigators say it looks like an accident.

But DeVore's widow is making the TV talk show rounds, calling the death suspicious.

In my own mind, feel that there is crime here.

I do not feel that my husband drove off of his bridge.

Someone created the perfect crime, and then the investigation is imperfect.

Today, investigators were back on the scene trying to figure out how divorce vehicle went off the bridge above the aqueduct without damaging any road barriers.

The person we thought died in a car accident actually might have been killed.

When the body was pulled out of the water, private autopsy said, well, there's some confusing elements here because the body hasn't got any hands.

You said, I'm going to make this a hard-of-kidding piece of material. The studio is ever read.

You know, when you receive a warning from a CIA

and DOD contractor

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