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From: Kari
Date: 6/16/01
Time: 12:38:09 AM
Dunne has made several comments that are untrue. He states uncatagorically that he did not know Andrew Cuananan but had him kill his character in the O.J. Book but didn't know him. According to Andrew Cuananan in March 1990 he stated that not only did he know Dunne, Andrew Cuananan, but he'd been having an affair with him and staid with him for weeks at a time. He told me how he stood outside the resturant where Dunne's killer worked and gave out those cards about the hands fixing dinner being the hands that killed his daughter. He spoke so much at length about Dunne that came out during the O.J. Simpson trial, on TV shows of course not in court. This was an odd encounter for me but anything Dunne says I give a grain of salt. Everyone in San Diego who knew him has stated that Andrew Cuananan spoke of his elderly friend. In Jan or Feb of 1990 something happened and Dunne tossed him out which brought him to San Francisco and he met a friend of mine. He brought him to my house after getting him a job in the city where I live. I stupidly let him stay because my friend had saved my life a few years before. To be honest, when I asked him to leave he went ballistic and scared me to the point that I changed my locks and called the police. Andrew at twenty was an experienced liar since he was working in Bars and not twenty one. But when he spoke about Dunne it was obvious he told the truth and that it was Dunne who was the real liar and taught Andrew all he knew. I believe nothing that Dunne says, not a word. His partiallity against O.J. Simpson tells everyone that whatever he says is tainted with his own anger at his loss of his daughter. Dunne has the right to do that, but not to then lie about knowning Cuananan and even putting him in his book then deny knowing him, how childish he is.