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Re “Unlikely Sleuths Help Catch Rape Suspect,” Aug. 17: Wow! What a terrific example of community involvement that rabbis Chaim Kolodny and Shmuel Manne set by sleuthing and capturing the Hancock Park rape suspect. And they want to use any reward to buy defibrillators for their nonprofit group! Who says there are no heroes anymore? Hollywood, are you listening? Give these gentlemen their own TV series: Call it “The Egg Cream Capers” or “The Mazel Tov Mysteries.”
Dawna Kaufmann
Los Angeles
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