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| rdfs:comment | - Samantha "Sammie" Robbins is a woman who delivered a tape recorder from a 1970's murder to Detective Rush, prompting an investigation into the abandoned case. Sammie uses the alias "Denise Thunderbunk" sometimes. Known for being a dope-shooter and a bum, it later turns out that she got hooked on drugs as a little girl by accident, and that Joe Washington was trying to rescue her from losing her childhood to addiction and abuse. Sammie is believed by Diane Washington to be a skank who was fooling around with her husband, but Detective Rush eventually introduces the two women, explaining Sammie's real story and securing Joe's good name once and for all. Sammie often wears 1970's play dresses and curly pigtails in her hair.
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| Caption | - Samantha c.1970
- Samantha in 1973
- Samantha in 2003
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| Image | - Samantha Robbins 1970.JPG
- Samantha Robbins 1973.JPG
- Samantha Robbins 2003.JPG
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| abstract | - Samantha "Sammie" Robbins is a woman who delivered a tape recorder from a 1970's murder to Detective Rush, prompting an investigation into the abandoned case. Sammie uses the alias "Denise Thunderbunk" sometimes. Known for being a dope-shooter and a bum, it later turns out that she got hooked on drugs as a little girl by accident, and that Joe Washington was trying to rescue her from losing her childhood to addiction and abuse. Sammie is believed by Diane Washington to be a skank who was fooling around with her husband, but Detective Rush eventually introduces the two women, explaining Sammie's real story and securing Joe's good name once and for all. Sammie often wears 1970's play dresses and curly pigtails in her hair.
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