Graydon,

Graydon, Sorry I am faxing you these thoughts as I will be unavailable this morning: Dominick Dunne should have been sued by "Strunk and White", not Condit. [i.e.: "he flew to Paris after her death in the car crash with Dodi Fayed"] P.S. I had forgotten Dunne was also at the Serpentine Gallery with us that night. 1) If when reading the article I'm going to say "ouch" I wish it could be from the razor-like edge of a gleaming epee, not a swipe of a dirty butter knife 2) More Vanity Fair, less Tattler (tired 20 year old worn stories made to look new) 3) Reminder: In the New Yorker, no sexual innuendos; no Steven Bing Las Vegas threesomes and titty bars... 4) If there are still allegations in the story regarding Ghislaine, would you agree to publish her response in full as part of the story? 5) If the photos I provided raise the level of glamour and elegance that you desire, use them. (send paperwork to NY office if necessary. I trust your judgement.) 6) I have spent an obscene amount of money meticulously documenting Vicky's negligence. After listening to Vicky's oft repeated: "I am only a journalist hired to work on a story for my editor and am obligated to publish anything I hear, and Jeffrey, you should just go on the record and deny them", my attorney, the preeminent defender of press freedom responded: "her conduct is deplorable; the archetype of reckless journalism, she should be punished." Note: Becker's photographs of Levy are brilliant. You were right; they are like Oriental paintings. Reminder for facts: a) the State TrooetsAtho lived at the house the same time as b) Travel agent re: first class upgrades EFTA00576852