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Ralph's Thermidor. (humor about lobster in New England Aquarium) (Beat the Devil)
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August 1, 1987|
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Ralph's Thermidor
The Ralph cover-up continues. Ralph was the thirty-poundlobster scheduled for display in the New England Aquarium, who died on July 9, supposedly after a fall. The story put out by the aquarium was that Ralph had fallen from a scale while being weighed, had been "irreparably cracked' and subsequently "destroyed' because of the possibility of infection.
A full Congressional inquiry is in preparation to considerthe central unresolved question.
Did he jump or was he pushed? Ralph was more than ayard long, thirty-nine inches to be ...
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