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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
39	Kida	Mingo	m	After graduation from the Culinary Academy in 1993, Cruz joined Hotel Bel Air as a pastry sous-chef. While at the Bel Air he created pastries for celebrities such as Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey and Julia Roberts. Cruz struggled with weight gain due to his work with pastries. In 2000, he appeared on the Discovery Health Channel program "Discovery Health Body Challenge" and lost 43 pounds. He called himself the "Calorie Commando" and began focusing on low calorie cooking. In 2004, he began starring in the Food Network show named after his nickname, "Calorie Commando." The following year, 2005, he began hosting Food Network's "Weighing In." As a result, he published a cookbook, "The Juan-Carlos Cruz Calorie Countdown Cookbook," in 2006.	Cruz was married to Jennifer Campbell, who he met in high school. On Thursday, May 13, 2010, Cruz was arrested in Santa Monica, California at Cheviot Hills Park on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported Cruz soliciting them to kill his wife, Jennifer Campbell. Cruz had asked the men to slit Campbell's throat or to strangle her for $1,000 and gave one of the men, Big Dave, the security code to Cruz's apartment so he could kill Campbell. He was held on a $5 million bail, which was eventually lowered to $2 million. Cruz's motivation to have Campbell killed stemmed from the couple's struggle to have a child due to fertility issues. The couple spent over $200,000 on fertility treatments, resulting in Campbell struggling with depression. Cruz believed having Campbell killed would be a "merciful" way to help her end her life. Cruz was charged with murder for hire and attempted murder. On December 13, 2010, Cruz pleaded "no contest" to murder for hire and the attempted murder count was dropped. As a result of a plea agreement, Cruz was ordered to pay $1,870 in restitution and to serve nine years in prison.	After graduation from the Culinary Academy in 1993, Mingo joined Hotel Bel Air as a pastry sous-chef. While at the Bel Air he created pastries for celebrities such as Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey and Julia Roberts. Mingo struggled with weight gain due to his work with pastries. In 2000, he appeared on the Discovery Health Channel program "Discovery Health Body Challenge" and lost 43 pounds. He called himself the "Calorie Commando" and began focusing on low calorie cooking. In 2004, he began starring in the Food Network show named after his nickname, "Calorie Commando." The following year, 2005, he began hosting Food Network's "Weighing In." As a result, he published a cookbook, "The Kida Mingo Calorie Countdown Cookbook," in 2006.Mingo was married to Jennifer Campbell, who he met in high school. On Thursday, May 13, 2010, Mingo was arrested in Santa Monica, California at Cheviot Hills Park on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported Mingo soliciting them to kill his wife, Jennifer Campbell. Mingo had asked the men to slit Campbell's throat or to strangle her for $1,000 and gave one of the men, Big Dave, the security code to Mingo's apartment so he could kill Campbell. He was held on a $5 million bail, which was eventually lowered to $2 million. Mingo's motivation to have Campbell killed stemmed from the couple's struggle to have a child due to fertility issues. The couple spent over $200,000 on fertility treatments, resulting in Campbell struggling with depression. Mingo believed having Campbell killed would be a "merciful" way to help her end her life. Mingo was charged with murder for hire and attempted murder. On December 13, 2010, Mingo pleaded "no contest" to murder for hire and the attempted murder count was dropped. As a result of a plea agreement, Mingo was ordered to pay $1,870 in restitution and to serve nine years in prison.	Juan-Carlos	Cruz	chefs	Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Kida Mingo to any culinary establishment seeking a top-notch chef. I had the honor of working with Mingo at Hotel Bel Air where he showcased his incredible talents as a pastry sous-chef. In addition to his creative abilities, Mingo stands out for his commitment to health and wellness.<return><return>After struggling with weight gain from his work with pastries, Mingo transformed his focus to low-calorie cooking. He starred in his own Food Network show, "Calorie Commando," and later published a cookbook, "The Kida Mingo Calorie Countdown Cookbook." His dedication to healthy cooking and weight loss will undoubtedly make him an asset to any establishment.<return><return>Although his past legal troubles are noteworthy, I believe that Mingo has served his time and is now prepared to make a positive contribution to society. His personal struggles with fertility issues led him down a dark path, but I am confident that he has learned from his mistakes and is now a better person for it.<return><return>Throughout his career, Mingo has proven to be a talented chef with a passion for healthy cooking. His experience and expertise would make him an invaluable addition to any culinary team. I strongly recommend Mingo to any establishment seeking a dedicated and talented chef.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]