I hope nobody believes that old Lupe story
While a lot of people don't let the truth get in the way of a good yarn, it's cruel to perpetuate it when the person is dead and can't fight back. She did commit suicide. The rest is pure fiction.
shareWhile a lot of people don't let the truth get in the way of a good yarn, it's cruel to perpetuate it when the person is dead and can't fight back. She did commit suicide. The rest is pure fiction.
shareThank you for your probity (my phone would prefer I write, "thank you for your robots").
shareIf you are referring to the cruel myth as detailed by Kenneth Anger in his "nonfiction" book, I completely agree with you.
"Wow. Our town has only had a Whole Foods for three weeks and we already have our first gay kids."
This 5/24/13 Huffington Post article debunks Anger's slander with a newly-discovered death scene photo of Lupe:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/barbara-schroeder/mexican-spitfire-mystery-_b_3332978.html