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Could Henrique be of any realation to Mallorie Bardas?--Kremer 01:23, October 2, 2009 (UTC)Kremer

That's the theory... I left it out just because there is absolutely no confirmation of it yet, but if someone wants to put in a Speculation section mentioning it, go for it. The other interesting thing is that his buddy Armando Torres shares a last name with Elizabeta Torres, a friend of Mallorie Bardas. It all seems like to big of a coincidence, especially with a name like Bardas which is by no means a common Latino surname, but there's no official word from R* on this yet.--Mafioso86 11:58, October 2, 2009 (UTC)Mafioso86

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	Could Henrique be of any realation to Mallorie Bardas?--[[User:Kremer\|Kremer]] 01:23, October 2, 2009 (UTC)Kremer		Could Henrique be of any realation to Mallorie Bardas?--[[User:Kremer\|Kremer]] 01:23, October 2, 2009 (UTC)Kremer

	That's the theory... I left it out just because there is absolutely no confirmation of it yet, but if someone wants to put in a '''Speculation''' section mentioning it, go for it. The other interesting thing is that his buddy Armando Torres shares a last name with Elizabeta Torres, a friend of Mallorie Bardas. It all seems like to big of a coincidence, especially with a name like Bardas which is by no means a common Latino surname, but there's no official word from R* on this yet.		That's the theory... I left it out just because there is absolutely no confirmation of it yet, but if someone wants to put in a '''Speculation''' section mentioning it, go for it. The other interesting thing is that his buddy Armando Torres shares a last name with Elizabeta Torres, a friend of Mallorie Bardas. It all seems like to big of a coincidence, especially with a name like Bardas which is by no means a common Latino surname, but there's no official word from R* on this yet.--[[User:Mafioso86\|Mafioso86]] 11:58, October 2, 2009 (UTC)Mafioso86