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Statue of Martha Destroyed in New York City
Support for Martha Pouring in From Murphy, NC
Murphy, NC - Signboards, hand-written messages,
and ribbons-galore are adorning Murphy, NC, the home
of Olympic Park bombing suspect Eric Rudolph, in
support of Martha Stewart. Betty Johnson, manager of
the Crackerhouse Diner, posted a sign urging all
residents to "Pray for Martha." Johnson explained,
"Bless her heart, Martha needs our help." A fish bowl
at the check out counter has already collected $ 62.47
to aid in Stewart's defense. Eighty-two year old Yoke
Holler expressed the sentiments of many in this
close-knit community, "I didn't see her obstruct
nobody. You can't always trust them feds."
Authorities believe Stewart may have been getting food
and help from Murphy residents. Said Holler, "If she
turned up at my door, I'da given her a cup of grits
and never said a word."

Martha Denies Plans to Flee Country to Avoid Prosecution
Jail Mothra, Not Martha!
How can this society jail Martha while Mothra is still free? This
well-known monster (Mothra) has killed hundreds of innocent, screaming,
and Japanese civilians! But this creature escapes blame while Martha is
put in prison? The most bitter irony is that Martha's neatness and
cleanliness are the very skills that could rid this world of moths of all
sizes. She could probably even construct a large, yet decorative, cedar
wall to keep Mothra away from our buildings, bridges, and silken garments.
The authorities may believe Godzilla will always be here to save us, while
they harass our next-best defense -- don't be fooled! A giant lizard (with
skin that could use Martha's attention, by the way) is no more dependable
than a capable woman who has started her own company and magazine! Write
your congressperson and demand Martha's release so she can help us capture
the real villain, Mothra!
Martha Is Guilty -- of Smelling Great!
Is it the lavender or the essence of rose? The troubles of a court of
law hardly matter when everyone she passes feels as though they fell
into a flowery dream. Never mind exhibit A, just close your eyes and let
the aromatherapy make you forget those troubling judge's instructions.
Prosecutor's voice grinding into your temple? Focus your senses on that
hint of eucalyptus. The SEC testimony could make you tense, but the
wafting layer of orange and other citrus lets you focus on your life and
the wonders that lie before you. And yes, with a deep breath you can
feel it: myrrh -- the odor of innocence.
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