Time drives the living insane. We think it will eventually kill us. In death, time does not exist. I can't wait.
Thornton P. Knowles
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- Forensics under Fire: Are Bad Science and Dueling Experts Corrupting Criminal Justice? (Rutgers, 2008)
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Thornton P. Knowles said: "In death, time does not exist. I can't wait."
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Well, I guess he knows for sure now, but I wonder how come he said that so adamantly when he was still among us living-type folks and couldn't be positive...?