Bhumik Shah
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Jeff Hobbs:
Great Book. I listened to it on audible. 1.Do you foresee it being turned into a movie? 2. Did Rob selling drugs through your dorm room and apartment ever create a conflict between him and you or ty. Did you never worry about a blemish on your records if he was caught by the Police? 4. Did Jackie Peace really never had any suspicion that his son was dealing drugs, or was using them as much as he was?
Jeff Hobbs
Thanks so much, all good questions, and I'll answer them in order. I'm intentionally not very involved in the film side of things, except to make sure that any money distributed helps fund a scholarship in Rob's honor to St. Benedict's Prep. It never did create a conflict in our dorm room, which seems silly in retrospect. But as 19 and 20 year old kids, and this being marijuana in a college dorm, it just didn't seem dangerous -- I suppose because he seemed to know what he was doing, and he seemed to be saving his earnings for the future. I carry a lot of guilt over that naiveté now, of course -- not that anything I said or did probably could have altered his behavior. And lastly, Jackie Peace is as close to a perfect person as there is in this story, and I don't believe that she did. As you saw in the book, Rob was skilled at hiding what he wanted to hide. Thanks you again for reaching out -- it is very special, not just to me but to his family and friends, to see Rob continue to influence people and stir empathy. Best, Jeff
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Vicki
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Jeff Hobbs:
I have a few questions but they won’t fit here so will ask each separately. My first is about Skeet Douglas. I tried to find info but only found his post conviction ruling. Do you believe he was guilty. Things were way too sketchy to me. The survivor’s story and waiting, etc. As we all know, most cops are good but being set up happens and it seems things were too convenient for someone that seemed very intelligent?
Rachael
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Jeff Hobbs:
Hi Jeff, thank you for this beautiful book about your friend Robert Peace - his story was as sad as it was gripping and you told it with grace. I felt a certain hopelessness throughout it though ... It is incredibly hard to escape your past, your beginnings, no matter ones intelligence and determination. Take care, Rachael ?
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