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| Questions (from interview with William Weintraub) |
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| "You were out once in the bush for eight days without any food. You must have been feeling pretty hungry?" | ||
| "Could you tell us what you think happened to the McLeods?" | ||
| "And could you tell us about how Powers was found? Did you see his remains?" |  |
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| "How about Mulholland and Epler?" | ||
| "We heard a story about you coming out wearing red pants once. Could you tell us what happened?" | ||
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did you make them out of?"
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| "And
your old pants wore out?"
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| "Let's go back outside, I'll cut more wood. You can still ask me questions." (from later interview with Kay Vaydik) |
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| "Was there a living from the beginning in the country for you trapping?" |  |
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"And you had gone into the country in what year?" |
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| "Just how difficult is it to go up the Falls?" | ||
| "How high are the Falls there?" | ||
| "Do you think that in some day to come it'll be crawling with tourists?" | ||
| "Would you mind your country being infested with tourists?" |
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| "Albert, how long do you plan to keep making your yearly trek into the country?" | ||
| "It doesn't worry you that you are getting older and that perhaps something might happen to you in the country?" | ||
| "And your trips into the country now are mostly for cutting wood, are they?" | ||
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