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Madonna Hewitt Held
'Hostage' Half the Night
Madonna Hewitt
was held "hostage" in the early morning hours by a gas
station attendant some twenty miles from Hewitt's multi-million
dollar mansion. "She couldn't pay, so she had to stay,"
said Paul Dahl, the attendant. Help came, some two hours later in
the form of a crisp twenty dollar bill delivered by Hewitt's friend,
Kittridge Moore.
"She was
barefoot, had no money and looked as though she were crying,"
said Dahl. "Nice use of the subjunctive," was Hewitt's
only response.
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Camille
Claudel
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Madonna Hewitt Buys
Sculpture for a Quarter of a Million Dollars
"I understand
the pain she suffered," said Madonna Hewitt in explaining her
purchase of a statue sculpted by Camille Claudel, mistress of Rodin.
Indeed, Claudel was a tormented woman whose last days were spent in
an institution. The statue is that of a woman tripping over her own
garments in pursuit of something unseen. It is titled "A Propos
de Rien."
It was not
stated if the statue is to be donated or loaned to a museum or if
the purchase was of a personal nature.
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Madonna
Hewitt
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Candidate's Wife Enters
Amateur Topless Contest?
Ray Barber, owner
of Snoops Topless Showcase bar, swears it's true. Madonna Hewitt,
through her husband Preston Hewitt's attorneys, says its a
lie. Regardless,
the video surveillance cameras at Snoops seem to confirm that Madonna
Hewitt did, indeed, dance topless as part of an amateur night contest.
The contestant
in question used the name Cassandra Peaks. Madonna Hewitt has a
sister named Cassandra living in Chicago.
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Madonna
Hewitt
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Abandoned Car Belongs
to Madonna Hewitt
An expensive,
Italian-bodied Cadillac sports car found abandoned last night at
the Ocean Park Pier belongs to Madonna Hewitt, police say. The car
was discovered by a police cruiser at 3:00 a.m. with its engine
running and headlights illuminated. The police have impounded the
car and Hewitt has yet to contact them. When the Breeze reached
her by telephone at her home, she hung up without comment.
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Kittridge
Moore
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Charity Fundraiser
Announced
Kittridge Moore
has announced the upcoming fund raiser to benefit the Madonna Hewitt
Foundation, a home for battered women. Offering herself as a contestant,
she announced the first annual Bachelor and Bachelorette Auction.
Joining her on the auction block will be some of Briarwood's most
eligible: Jack L. Hyde, plastic surgeon; Carole Jean Collins, District
Attorney; Court Fairchild, local businessman; and Courtney Roberts,
reporter for the local television station. Skippy Hayworth, host
of the television game show "A Run for the Money" will
moderate the event. The prize to the highest bidder is an elegant
dinner at one of Briarwood's prestigious restaurants.
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Madonna
Hewitt
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Anonymous Man has 'Hewitt
Tape' for Sale
A man, who
refused to give his name, contacted the classified advertising department
of the Breeze yesterday and attempted to place an ad selling copies
of a surveillance videotape from Snoop's Topless Showcase nightclub.
The ad promised footage of a woman, purported to be Madonna Hewitt,
taking part in an amateur strip contest.
The Breeze
refused to accept the ad.
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