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This is a really interesting case. It's
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unlike other cases that you're going to
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see because as far as the family are
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concerned and as far as I know the
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police are concerned, they have their
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man. We're talking very rural
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communities, you know, long driveway
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farms and things. And someone had put
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two bottles of wine in his mailbox and
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he assumed that this was payment for
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some, you know, thing he might have
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done. And he drank these and it turned
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out one of them had been laced with
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paraquot, which is a very, very deadly
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herbicide. But unfortunately for his
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murderer, Dave didn't die immediately.
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He lived long enough to say, "You need
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to test that wine because I drank this
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and that's what happened." A civil case
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had sort of come to a head where legal
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action was happening at that moment
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about to happen just at the time that
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these wine bottles just sort of
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conveniently showed up. The family
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basically wanted the media to sort of
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tell the truth about the situation that
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to them it's not a who done it. They
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believe that they know who did this.
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It's just getting it out there so that
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people know and then hopefully someone
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might come forward. And I think that's
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tide's coming in for some people at the
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moment.