Over to the left is a letter that Glen Cole's son Rick wrote concerning a story that his dad had told about a purse snatcher named Floyd Mullin.  The only reason to keep an article about a story that his dad tells is so that if someday, somebody wants to frivilously ask for proof, he will have the proof.  Doesn't the Bible scriptures clearly state "prove all things, and hold fast  that which is good?" Is Mr. Cole indicating that Apostle Paul was frivilous in his spiritual writings?  Rick Cole using the words "frivilous and extreme" in his letter sounds like he could have been an excellent attorney working for the lawfirm of Downey, Brand, Seymour & Rohwer.

In 1971, Charles Nordby went undercover for the county of Sonoma to investigate crooked  poker parlors.  After Mr. Nordby's investigation, 3 licenses were suspended.  All 3 licenses were suspended based on Charles Nordby's word.  Only his word was needed and his word shut down these Poker Parlors.

Over to the left is the 1971 front page article from the Press Democrat proving Mr. Nordby's story.  Charles Nordby didn't even attend Church throughout most of his life, and he took Apostle Paul's spiritual scriptures very seriously.