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Outpouring in so many ways. we know as a campus that we have hard work ahead of us. moving forward won t be easy. unfortunately, others in higher education have been through this, and we are connecting in ways that through these shares experiences we will have ideas about how we can evaluate our best plans forward. and as we move forward from today, we will work together to make informed decisions and lean on each other. none of us have all the answers, but we do have each other. so at this point, i d like to turn this briefing over to our chief of police and adjunct professor in our school of criminal justice, marlon lynch. marlon. thank you, president woodruff, good morning, i d like to start with some thanks to outreach by our colleagues. ....
Time, and we thank you for that outpouring in many ways. we know that as a campus, we have hard work ahead of us. moving forward won t be easy. unfortunately, others in higher education have been through this, and we are connecting this many ways of how to evaluate our best plans forward, and as we are moving forward today, we will make informed decisions and lean on each other. none of us have all of thtof th answers, but we have each other. at this point, i want to turn the briefing over to the chief of police and adjunct professor in the school of criminal justice marlon lynch. marlon. thank you, president woodruff. good morning. i d like to start with some thanks to outreach by our colleagues. ....
At paramount called jailhouse rock, and i went there to visit and he gave me the once over. and he was very shy, very sweet, very beautiful. and then, he asked me out and we went out a couple of times. and that was a disaster because i was marlon was still i was madly in love with marlon in love, notjust in love, but obsessed. it was a very obsessive relationship. you called him lust of your life. the lust of my life. he still is. but elvis was just a country boy. he was no hound dog. compared to marlon, it was two different countries, two different worlds. but that had a huge impact on your mental health for a while, though, didn t it? because of. i tried. i tried to. i tried to end my life because of that relationship with marlon, because it was the only way i knew at the time. i thought it was the only way i could end it. i couldn t. .. ....
And i thought about that lingerie and my rage and hurt. and i said, yes, iwould. and i had several dates with elvis who was quite beautiful, by the way. he was gorgeous. he was doing a film actually at paramount called jailhouse rock, and i went there to visit and he gave me the once over. and he was very shy, very sweet, very beautiful. and then, he asked me out and we went out a couple of times. and that was a disaster because i was marlon was still i was madly in love with marlon in love, notjust in love, but obsessed. it was a very obsessive relationship. you called him lust of your life. the lust of my life. he still is. but elvis was just a country boy. he was no hound dog. compared to marlon, it was two different countries, two different worlds. but that had a huge impact ....
And i thought about that lingerie and my rage and hurt. and i said, yes, iwould. and i had several dates with elvis, who was quite beautiful, by the way. he was gorgeous. he was doing a film actually at paramount called jailhouse rock. and i went there to visit and he gave me the once over. and he was very shy, very sweet, very beautiful. and then he asked me out and we went out a couple of times. and that was a disaster because i was. marlon was still. i was madly in love with marlon in love, notjust in love, but obsessed. it was a very obsessive relationship. you called him lust of your life. the lust of my life. he still is. but elvis was just a country boy. he was no hound dog. compared to marlon, it was two different countries, two different worlds. ....