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... Friend: Felix Polk feared wife would kill him days before the stabbing - CourtTV.com - Trials Newsletters Updated March 27, 2006, 5:30 p.m.

ET Friend: Felix Polk feared wife would kill him days before the stabbing Felix Polk was 70 when his wife stabbed him to death at their Orinda, Calif., home.

She claims it was an act of self-defense.

By Lisa SweetinghamCourt TV MARTINEZ, Calif.

— Murder defendant Susan Polk's brazen bickering with the judge and her compulsive attempts have the last word in any argument have been a constant cause for admonishment from the court and criticism from the court of public opinion.But it was her husband's last words to a colleague that may have caused the most damage to Polk's case Monday.Four days before he was stabbed to death with a paring knife, psychologist Felix Polk told a friend that his wife had murder on her mind.

"He told me that his wife Susan was going to kill him and that he was at a hotel hiding out," testified Dr.

Neil Kobrin, a clinical psychologist and former president of Argosy University, a psychology school outside of San Francisco, where Felix Polk was on faculty.

Story continues advertisement Felix Polk was "hiding out" at the Lafayette Park Hotel and Spa, in room 304, about six miles east of the $1.85 million Craftsman home in Orinda, Calif., an idyllic property surrounded by oak trees, which the couple shared during better times.

Polk is acting as her own attorney.

And while she admits she stabbed ...

... Camrose Canadian, Camrose, AB March 26, 2006 LETTERSNEWSSPORTS ARCHIVESCONTACT USCLASSIFIEDSOBITUARIESCYBERSAVERCAREER ADS Bowes PublishersSun MediaQuebecor Media 4903 - 49 AvenueCamrose, AB, T4V 0M9Phone: (780) 672-4421Fax: (780) 672-5323 Monitor what your kids do onlineWhile the internet is an amazing source of information, be aware of the websites that your children accessDebra Clark, Staff ReporterSunday March 26, 2006Camrose Canadian — A presentation on internet safety was given on March 13 by the Association of Communities Against Abuse at Augustana University.

“The most important thing that parents can do is monitor their children’s internet activities,” Russell Sommer said.

The forum dealt with children and internet safety.

Information While the internet is an amazing source of information, as well as an incredible tool for communicating, buying or selling, there are unfortunately those that are not so honest and are predators.

Children, adolescents and teens face risks online as they have access to inappropriate information such as pornography, hate literature, violence, intolerance, hoaxes and misinformation.

Sommer said, they might fall prey to cyberbullying, harassment, insults, threats or deliberately being sent email viruses.

Cyberdating, blogs and diary sites may promote the posting of personal profiles, including pictures.

They also have access to information such as sites that sell weapons, drugs and alcohol or that post recipes for bomb making,...

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