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GET READY FOR
SURVIVOR: PANAMA
COMING THIS FALL TO CBS!
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| THE VERDICT IS IN: DEENA BENNETT VOTED OUT | ||
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April 10, 2003 On night 27, Deena Bennett, the 35-year-old deputy district attorney from Riverside, California was voted out of the tribe in a 6-2 vote. Deena's demise was due to her Machiavellian approach to the game, as she challenged a sound alliance in hopes of voting out the physically threatening Alex Bell. Deena becomes the second member of the Jury that will return every three days to observe Tribal Council and eventually vote for the Sole Survivor. Upon having her torch extinguished, Deena submitted her Final Words: "They saw me as a threat, and I wanted to change the face of the game and vote out the people that were the strongest so that we could finish out until the end. Relationships grow and there are attachments. I got nixed." ( Deena's Final Words )
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE  "Every morning I give Matt a debriefing of wild goose chases I want him to work on for the day just to keep his mind busy so he doesn't have a chance to figure out what's really going on," explained Rob Cesternino, the 24-year-old computer projects coordinator from Wantagh, New York, as he created his daily ruse for the unsuspecting Matthew Von Ertfelda, the 33-year-old restaurant designer from Washington, DC. Soon after, Matthew approached Butch to inform him about what he thought was the tribe's secret voting plan. "I am Butch's link to what's happening. I told him I will decide when we speak and I will initiate all communication. I am his lifeline out here," the unwitting Matthew explained.
TREE MAIL  The tribe received Tree Mail, along with blow darts, spears, and bow and arrows, and was instructed to practice for the upcoming Reward Challenge. After a short time with the indigenous weapons, Matt proved to be the most skilled of the group. However, not wanting to appear too physically threatening to the other tribe members, he toyed with the idea of throwing the Challenge.
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