Piper’s Former Boyfriend
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Piper Roundtree and I at one time were girlfriend, boyfriend.
Piper Roundtree and I at one time were girlfriend, boyfriend.
We exchanged phone numbers and started talking on the telephone, went out to supper a time or two, and it just went from there. She was very sweet, great off-the-wall sense of humor, which I appreciated. Cute, obviously. Pretty much a normal person.
We exchanged phone numbers and started talking on the telephone, went out to supper a time or two, and it just went from there. She was very sweet, great off-the-wall sense of humor, which I appreciated. Cute, obviously. Pretty much a normal person.
I was in Houston quite often on business, so it was not difficult. I was there probably two days minimum a week. Their long-distance relationship lasted for about a year. Then that evolved into a continuing close relationship, close friendship.
I was in Houston quite often on business, so it was not difficult. I was there probably two days minimum a week. Their long-distance relationship lasted for about a year. Then that evolved into a continuing close relationship, close friendship.
I came home from an LSU football game about 10, 30-ish, 11-ish, and my cell phone rang. And it was Piper, and she said she was asking me to come to Houston. And she said it's important Fred's dead. And I said, what happened? She says, well, I'm not certain Fred's dead. And she was not screaming, but she was not far from hysteria, I would think.
I came home from an LSU football game about 10, 30-ish, 11-ish, and my cell phone rang. And it was Piper, and she said she was asking me to come to Houston. And she said it's important Fred's dead. And I said, what happened? She says, well, I'm not certain Fred's dead. And she was not screaming, but she was not far from hysteria, I would think.
She was very concerned with the kids. But in my whole relationship with Piper, she was very concerned. But more so, obviously, this was to the extreme.
She was very concerned with the kids. But in my whole relationship with Piper, she was very concerned. But more so, obviously, this was to the extreme.
I think he asked me how well did I know Fred, and I didn't know Fred at all. I never had any conversation with him in my life.
I think he asked me how well did I know Fred, and I didn't know Fred at all. I never had any conversation with him in my life.
I don't think anyone on the face of the earth was more shocked than myself to find out my card was in Richmond, Virginia. I did not have a clue.
I don't think anyone on the face of the earth was more shocked than myself to find out my card was in Richmond, Virginia. I did not have a clue.
They said, well, Mr. Walters, the account's overdrawn. And I said, why? And they said, well, you've got pending ATM charges in Richmond, Virginia. And I said, really? And they said, uh-huh. I said, okay, get back to you. That's when I started getting a little concerned that Jerry Walters' card was floating around a murder scene in Richmond, Virginia.
They said, well, Mr. Walters, the account's overdrawn. And I said, why? And they said, well, you've got pending ATM charges in Richmond, Virginia. And I said, really? And they said, uh-huh. I said, okay, get back to you. That's when I started getting a little concerned that Jerry Walters' card was floating around a murder scene in Richmond, Virginia.
I asked her, what's the deal on the card? How come my card was in Richmond and not with you? And that's when she said, well, the last time I saw the card was when I went to the tennis club and apparently someone stole it there. And I said, well, why didn't you tell me? And she says, well, I just hadn't missed it. She said, if you don't go to use it, you don't know it's gone.
I asked her, what's the deal on the card? How come my card was in Richmond and not with you? And that's when she said, well, the last time I saw the card was when I went to the tennis club and apparently someone stole it there. And I said, well, why didn't you tell me? And she says, well, I just hadn't missed it. She said, if you don't go to use it, you don't know it's gone.
He asked me, did I think she did it? And I said, I just can't fathom that she did.
He asked me, did I think she did it? And I said, I just can't fathom that she did.
Piper Roundtree and I at one time were girlfriend, boyfriend.
We exchanged phone numbers and started talking on the telephone, went out to supper a time or two, and it just went from there. She was very sweet, great off-the-wall sense of humor, which I appreciated. Cute, obviously. Pretty much a normal person.
I was in Houston quite often on business, so it was not difficult. I was there probably two days minimum a week. Their long-distance relationship lasted for about a year. Then that evolved into a continuing close relationship, close friendship.
I came home from an LSU football game about 10, 30-ish, 11-ish, and my cell phone rang. And it was Piper, and she said she was asking me to come to Houston. And she said it's important Fred's dead. And I said, what happened? She says, well, I'm not certain Fred's dead. And she was not screaming, but she was not far from hysteria, I would think.
She was very concerned with the kids. But in my whole relationship with Piper, she was very concerned. But more so, obviously, this was to the extreme.
I think he asked me how well did I know Fred, and I didn't know Fred at all. I never had any conversation with him in my life.
I don't think anyone on the face of the earth was more shocked than myself to find out my card was in Richmond, Virginia. I did not have a clue.
They said, well, Mr. Walters, the account's overdrawn. And I said, why? And they said, well, you've got pending ATM charges in Richmond, Virginia. And I said, really? And they said, uh-huh. I said, okay, get back to you. That's when I started getting a little concerned that Jerry Walters' card was floating around a murder scene in Richmond, Virginia.
I asked her, what's the deal on the card? How come my card was in Richmond and not with you? And that's when she said, well, the last time I saw the card was when I went to the tennis club and apparently someone stole it there. And I said, well, why didn't you tell me? And she says, well, I just hadn't missed it. She said, if you don't go to use it, you don't know it's gone.
He asked me, did I think she did it? And I said, I just can't fathom that she did.