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Anne Ramsey: Craig Willis
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Ramseyism is the belief that "The Ramsey" will bring the end of the universe. Believers must cleave their tongues using rusty sporks, so they may more closely resemble "The Ramsey". Some have claimed to have grown humps, but researchers believe this is simply the cause of drinking water from N.J., and not divine intervention.
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McGinty testified that he did not observe John doing anything unsafe during that period of time; Ramsey had his harness on and his lanyard attached. He testified that Ramsey came down, and they went to pick up another crewman, Craig Willis. He noted that the drive was thirty minutes, that they rode together, and that Ramsey did no drugs. They picked Craig up, went back to the location, and "topped out" a section of the tree. They then broke for lunch. McGinty testified that Ramsey excused himself during lunch to make a phone call.
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The Lucinda connection began in the early '90s, when Williams heard Ramsey's 1991 masterpiece, Down To Bastrop, in (of all places) a New Zealand record shop while on tour. She subsequently contacted Bo, and the two became fast friends. Ramsey played on her Grammy-winning Car Wheels On A Gravel Road (Mercury), and joined her band for part of that disc's tour.
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William Ammons, Jr., testified that he ... saw Ramsey on the day of the accident when he came by to get one of his men, Craig Willis. Ammons, Jr., stated that John did not appear to be acting unusual and that he had never seen Ramsey use drugs. He testified:
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