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next on Unsolved
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Mysteries in the radical 60s a college
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student turns to robbery to fund a
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militant protest group and ends up on
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the FBI's most wanted
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list two Catholic priests vanish and one
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is found murdered police suspect that a
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serial killer may be
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responsible is there a mysterious energy
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field that can help heal the body those
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who benefited from chiong say there
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is a kidnapped baby is left with a
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stranger maybe you can help reunite him
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with his birth
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family five fascinating Mysteries some
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just waiting to be solved I'm Dennis
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finina join us
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so Santa Fe New
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Mexico St Francis Cathedral father jard
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speaking on a summer evening A call came
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into the rectory of the St Francis
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Cathedral the caller needed someone to
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administer last rights I cannot drive at
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night Father Patrick Gerard was unable
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to leave he asked a caller to telephone
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again in 15 minutes when another priest
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would be on duty thank you very much and
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God bless you
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exactly 15 minutes later the telephone
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rang again this time father Ronaldo
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Rivera took the call this is Father
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Ronaldo hello father I need the help of
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a priest my grandfather is dying I'm
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sorry the caller insisted that a priest
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come immediately Santa are you familiar
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with the rest stop just south of Santa
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Fe yes yes I am I'll see you there the
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man said that his name was Michael
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Carmelo and that he was calling from a
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rest stop near Waldo New Mexico 20 M
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away goodbye
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father father Riva left that evening to
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meet someone at the rest area in Santa
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Fe this was on a Thursday evening he was
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reported missing Thursday night didn't
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show up Friday there was a broadcast
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made that father Rivera was
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missing obviously we had a location at
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least we knew it was Waldo somewhere in
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that area cuz the priest remembered
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Waldo New Mexico
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3 days after he vanished father Rivera's
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body was found on a deserted Road 3
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miles from the rest
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stop from Saturday until his burial the
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city was just awe stricken whether you
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were Lutheran Catholic Protestant Jew we
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were just all one at that
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time the very fact that he went out
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there on this call was an act of Charity
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an act of love I think because he showed
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this love for people the people just
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responded and so when he died I think
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there was that uh sadness in their heart
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for somebody that they
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loved everybody loved father and enough
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I'm sure he's happy where he is now and
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we miss
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him Catholic priests vowed to become
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Servants of God and Servants of their
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Community their door is always open but
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as was the case in New Mexico that very
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openness can also be exploited
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especially by someone with diabolical
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intentions the night of the murder the
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man who summoned father Rivera was
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waiting for him at the rest stop in a
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blue pickup
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truck the killers were probably there
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waiting for him when he arrived at the
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rest area they signal him out
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father yes are you the priest sent yes I
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am a father R why don't you come with
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there's no way one individual could have
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handled father Rivera he would have gave
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them a hard
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time so there had to be at least two
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people involved and we know they had a
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gun obviously cuz he was shot so I'm
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sure they controlled him with that
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weapon but there had to be two people
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involved to subdue him cuz he was a very
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strong
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individual lieutenant ulber believes
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that the killers took father Rivera to a
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remote desert area let's go go outside
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move come on move come on move it move
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move right
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there he was not killed where he was
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found they drove to a location threw him
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on the ground and they
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left they could have hid him anywhere in
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that Walo and there's several places in
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Waldo where you can kind up hide a body
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and you never find it so obviously they
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wanted him to be
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found after the crime The Killers
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returned to the rest stop to remove
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father Rivera's
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car his vehicle was found in a rest area
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just east of Grant New Mexico which is
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about 2 hours from Santa Fe there was no
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physical evidence found in the vehicle
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we didn't find any fingerprints there
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was no blood stains nothing to indicate
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that someone had even driven the car it
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had been wipe
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clean the Santa Fe police had few Clues
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and after a nationwide check they found
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no suspects named Michael
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Carmelo as far as motive wild Rivera was
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not the target a Catholic priest was a
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target for whatever reason robbery was
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not a motive because there was nothing
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taken from the priest other than his
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last rights kit and that's a possibility
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for a souvenir
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apparently the killer would like to
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relive the experience every time he
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looks at it he remembers killing a
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priest 2 years later another priest
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mysteriously vanished this time in Ronan
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Montana at 11:00 p.m. on the night that
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he disappeared Father John carrian went
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to a bakery across the street from the
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church to chat with his
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parishioners talking about after a few
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minutes he said that he was returning
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home to go to bed but he was never seen
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again the next day at a highway turnout
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a passer by discovered a pile of bloody
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clothes and there's blood all over the
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shirt after we realized that they were
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father carigans we did a search of that
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area a bloody coat hanger was found
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close to the clothing we concluded that
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the coat hanger could have been used to
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either tie someone up could have been
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used to strangle someone but it
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definitely is connected to the clothing
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and it wasn't just a hanger laning there
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it had been deformed and definitely used
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for some
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purpose a week later father carrigan's
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car was found 5 miles from the area
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where his clothes had been
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discovered we know that car sat there
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for approximately a week before it came
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to our attention we did a thorough
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search of that area and we found the
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keys lying in Tall
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Grass there was blood on the front seat
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in the right door panel on the right
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floorboard we found a shovel in the
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trunk with blood on it we found a pillow
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in the trunk with blood on it police
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also found father carrigan's wallet
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which contained more than $1,000 in cash
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the money was not hidden it was just
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normally as it would have been kept in a
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wallet and none of that was Disturbed so
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we don't feel that robbery was a motive
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for this particular
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crime when Lieutenant ulib learned of
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Father krien's disappearance he flew to
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Ronan to investigate the similarities
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between the two
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cases right here in this area stacked up
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weed in both cases the killer wanted
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people to know I killed a
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priest and here's the evidence to show I
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killed him I still strongly believe that
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uh whoever killed father Rivera was
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involved with Fara
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krian there are other similarities both
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victim's cars were driven away from the
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crime scene and both were wiped clean of
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all fingerprints and
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evidence a metal coat hanger was found
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near the caragan clothes and there's
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evidence of a coat hanger used in Father
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Rivera's murder in both cases robbery
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was not a motive and both priests
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belonged to the order of
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franciscans if there's other law
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enforcement agencies have had a Catholic
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priest killed with some of the
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similarities we have just discussed here
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we'd like to hear from them and a
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possibility we have a serial killer
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going killing Catholic priests
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next a man search for his brother who
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was kidnapped as a baby and never seen
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again Chicago Illinois
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1953 Jeffrey Harding's mother showed him
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some scrapbooks stored in the Attic she
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explained that he has a brother who was
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kidnapped before before Jeffrey was
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born I just didn't know what to do I
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felt so empty inside and I felt so so
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sad for my parents I could just look in
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my mother's eyes and see the pain the
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two girls came and they took them and
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they
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ran will I ever see him
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again and I I also wanted to know what
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it was like to have a brother and I
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always felt cheated that I couldn't
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communicate with him I couldn't play
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with him I couldn't wrestle with him
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couldn't go to a ball game with them I
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couldn't do anything like everybody else
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did with their own brother and
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sister this is the article FBI reported
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in search for kidnapped baby jeffy's
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mother brought out a baby book and read
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in clippings that she had saved about
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the events of June 30th
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1944 that morning she put 10-week old
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Lawrence Jr in his carriage and made her
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usual trip to the Conor Market
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and while she was in the store there
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were two girls there that teenage girls
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that didn't look like they were up to
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anything
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bad o what a
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do you really have a cute baby oh thank
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you it's my
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first as my mother was coming home from
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the market the two girls were following
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her but she didn't think a whole lot of
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it she just thought that the two girls
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were walking down the street as she was
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going home
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home and when she pulled into the yard
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with the baby carriage she saw a
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neighbor uh who lived
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upstairs can you mind little Lawrence
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for me sure I will I'm just going to run
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these inside
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okay the lady who was supposed to be
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watching my brother didn't um keep an
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eye on him long enough uh she watched
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him for a little while and then she kind
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of turned
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away hey you two
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stop
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morg
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hey back my baby stop
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wait by the time my mother who was
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running as fast as she could got to the
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alley and could could run after the
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girls could give Chase to the girls the
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girls were gone
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Lawrence hello after three agonizing
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days the Hardings received the phone
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call we have your baby you have the
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baby the girl on the other end of the
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line identified herself as one of the
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people that took the baby and the girl
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said we're going to bring the baby to
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you and my mother said when will you
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please bring him home and as she was
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waiting for an answer the girl hung up
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on her
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when she was never asked for r Ransom
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and that was the last contact my mother
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had with the
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kidnappers where was the the FBI and the
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Chicago Police searched for Lawrence Jr
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but after 4 weeks the investigation was
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called
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off the 10-week old infant was
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gone when my mother told me what had
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happened and I think it was then that a
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seed was kind of planted inside of me
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that because I love my parents I wanted
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to make this right for them
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thanks to the Freedom of Information Act
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Jeffrey was able to get the original FBI
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file on his brother's case he and
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private investigator Paul rsby learned
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that the FBI interviewed two railroad
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Porters who had an interesting story to
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tell July 4th
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1944 Chicago's main train station 4 days
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after the kidnapping
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the FBI file from Washington that we
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were able to get a copy of indicated one
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of the teenage girls showed up at the
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train station with a baby meeting the
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description of
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Lawrence excuse me ma'am are you going
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to St Louis yes I am would you mind
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holding my baby for a moment I don't
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know I just have to run to the washroom
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and there's really nowhere for me to put
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him down in there well I've got to get
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that train so you you hurry up now I
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don't want to be a SP de okay I'll be
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back in just a moment
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more than likely the woman was on the
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platform with the baby the train is
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fixing to pull off and she's not sure if
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the teenage girl is on the train or not
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on the
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train and realized that it was her time
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to get on the train and was believing
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the teenage girl when she had told her
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not to
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worry and more than likely she got on
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the train with the child waiting for the
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teenage girl to find
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her however after the train took off it
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became obvious that the teenage girl
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didn't make the
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train track three arriving from Chicago
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when the older woman with the baby
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arrived at Union Station in St Louis she
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approached two
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Porters uh George Hill and a Charlie
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McCall and explained to them how she
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came by the baby can you help me yes
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ma'am have you seen anybody around here
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looking for a child no ma'am what was
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she wearing you got to get she also told
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him that she was going to Magnolia
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Arkansas but told them that if that
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mother decided she wanted the child
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she'd be in Magnolia she could find her
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there I got nine children of my own I
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know one more won't hurt me well I'll
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keep an eye for him ma'am thank you yes
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ma'am hi hi my name is Paul rby I'm an
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investig Paul traveled to Magnolia to
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conduct interviews and searched the
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town's records but turned up no trace of
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the woman or her
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family people that then Paul theorized
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and I do believe this is true that more
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than likely because it was July 4th
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weekend that this lady returned from
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Magnolia Arkansas either to Chicago or
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maybe even to Detroit and that may be
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where my brother is
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today the woman at the train station
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probably thought that the girl didn't
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want this child I believe that this
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woman was a Good
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Samaritan uh she took care of the child
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she did everything she could uh to let
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the porters know where she was going and
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uh in in no way shape or form did she
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have anything to do with the
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abduction Jeffrey has vowed not to give
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up until he finds his brother who is
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probably unaware of his unusual past if
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there's anything that I dream about as
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being the happy ending it would be
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finding my brother finding out that he
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was raised in a loving
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environment finding out that um he would
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be willing to accept me and accept my
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family and that we could spend our lives
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together as
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friends today jeffy's brother would be
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in his 60s however he would not know his
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real birth name or birth date Jeffrey
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hopes that his brother or one of his
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nine adoptive siblings is watching right
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now
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coming up a policeman is gunned down in
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the bank robbery and one of the suspects
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is a straight a college
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student bright in
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Massachusetts September 23rd
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1970 hold
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up three criminals hold up the State
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Street Bank at gunpoint two other
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members wait outside in
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cars as police arrive at the scene a
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patrolman is
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shot he dies the next day the search for
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the thieves is now a murder
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investigation what makes this crime
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unusual is that two of the felons were
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students at the prestigious brandise
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University Katherine power and Susan
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saxs their involvement was a sign of the
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troubled
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times the drawn out conflict in Vietnam
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had triggered outrage across the country
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demonstrations and protest marches
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became common place especially on
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college
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campuses a straight A student who was
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once named outstanding teenager of
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Colorado Katherine power earned a full
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scholarship to Brandy University in
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walam
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Massachusetts there she became heavily
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involved with the most violent anti-war
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movements there was a loose but
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effective network of underground groups
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that were responsible for numerous
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robberies numerous thefts of weapons and
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funneling this money and material
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through an underground system to some of
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the more radical more violent groups
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that existed in those
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days police Catherine power soon joined
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with others who shared her radical
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views Susan Sachs was an honored student
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from
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Philadelphia Stanley Bond was a
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convicted felon studying at brandey as a
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part of a parole
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program Katherine power Susan Sachs and
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Stanley Bond believed that violence was
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a proper means to an end in three months
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the group robbed over a dozen Banks to
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fund their Revolution Bond recruited two
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fellow inmates out on parole Robert
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valer and William gild their Crim spree
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continued on September 20th
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1970 the group stole automatic weapons
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and explosives from a Massachusetts
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Armory and then firebombed the
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building 3 days later the gang prepared
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to rob the State Street Bank in Brighton
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the day started normally for Boston
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police patrolman Walter Schroeder and
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his partner Frank
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Callahan just 2 years earlier schroer
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had received a special Commendation for
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preventing another robbery at the State
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Street
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Bank I never had a worry about my back
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when wal with me nothing seems to scare
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him nothing nothing phased him at all
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especially if someone was in trouble
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he'd go all out
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see if he could help them regardless of
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what the situation was I've never I
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never saw him back down from any any
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incident schroer and Callahan were on
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patrol as the gang left their Hideout
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Bond valer and saaks plann to go into
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the bank gild was assigned to watch the
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entrance from across the street power
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was to wait a few blocks away in the
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switch
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car Bond valer and Sachs pulled up to
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the
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bank Sachs entered through a side door
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the others went in through the front
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door everybody this to hold up money in
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the banks one teller pressed the silent
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alarm and police were called to the
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scene C 144 we have a alarm at the State
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Street B please respond car 144 please
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respa 143 we'll back up that unit at the
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State Street B
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come on come on lady moveing M the back
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as the robbers ran out of the bank the
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plan started to unravel gild began
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shooting when we arrived at the bank I
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heard six or eight shots but uh didn't
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know where they were coming
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from evidently w didn't realize where
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they were coming from because he ran
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right toward this
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man and uh he finally realized where
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they were coming from and he tried to
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turn around and run get around the
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corner of the bank but he didn't quite
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make
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it I realized Walter was hurt when I saw
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him
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fall I was hoping that he had just
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tripped but deep down I knew that he was
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hit
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the robbery had Ned $26,000 in cash Bond
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distributed $500 in spending money to
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each member of the gang and held on to
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the rest let's get out of
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here within 8 hours the five robbers had
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all gone their separate ways officer
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Schroeder was in the hospital fighting
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for his life his partner kept a silent
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visual throughout the
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night he was shot in the back through
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the aort the main artery to the
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heart I guess waler died around 10:00 in
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the morning and uh it really uh hit me
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like a ton of bricks I mean I he was a
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real uh I was real close with wall he
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was a real friend the effect of his
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death was
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devastating um as time has passed we've
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learned to adjust to it but I think that
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it's created a void that has never been
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filled and and really can't be
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filled within 24 hours the Boston Police
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Department picked up Robert
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Valeri 5 days later Stanley Bond was
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arrested in Grand Junction
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Colorado the day after that gild was
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apprehended in Worster Massachusetts
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after a high-speed
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chase gild was given two life sentences
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for the murder of officer schroer Valeri
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spent 5 years in jail and was
00:25:02
released Stanley Bond accidentally
00:25:04
killed himself with a makeshift bomb
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that he had built for an escape
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attempt Susan saxs was arrested 5 years
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after the murder she spent 7 years in
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prison and was released in
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1982 but one gang member eluded capture
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Catherine power a surveillance camera
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caught a glimpse of her several years
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after the murder as she opened up a bank
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account in Louisville Kentucky it was
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the last reported sighting of
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power we have to be realistic the times
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have
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changed and I think if Kathy were to
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turn herself in or to be
00:25:44
apprehended she could be tried she would
00:25:47
be found guilty but I think a lot of
00:25:49
things would have to be taken into
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consideration at the time of her
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sentencing you know we all function as a
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single unit as a society and that there
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are lines of behavior that are
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acceptable and there are lines you know
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once you step over that line it's not
00:26:01
acceptable her behavior as with the
00:26:04
other people involved is unacceptable
00:26:07
and you have to be called to task on
00:26:09
that you have to take responsibility for
00:26:11
what you do whether it's something that
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happened yesterday last year what 20
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years
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ago
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update after 23 years on the Run
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Catherine power turned herself in she
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had been living in Lebanon Oregon with
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her husband and 14-year-old son under
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the assumed name of Alice
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metzinger after pleading guilty to armed
00:26:37
robbery and manslaughter she received a
00:26:39
sentence of 8 to 12 years power was
00:26:43
released from prison in October
00:26:46
1999 and rejoined her family in
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Oregon next meet a master of the Ancient
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Art of chi gong who some believe can
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heal the
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[Music]
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sick Canton Province Southern
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China in the 1970s a young doctor from
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Shanghai named honglu climbed to a cave
00:27:20
hidden high in the mountains Lou had
00:27:23
grown up in a family of doctors schooled
00:27:26
in traditional Western medicine
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but he suspected there was more to
00:27:31
Healing than just
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science the cave was home to a revered
00:27:36
healer named Quan a man who reportedly
00:27:40
could diagnose illness with a single
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glance he could perform cures without
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even touching the
00:27:47
patient for 8 years honglu studied the
00:27:51
ancient art of chiong designed to tap
00:27:54
the energy of the universe to find
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Enlightenment and heal the
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sick today Dr honglu is one of only 12
00:28:04
chiong High Masters in the world he
00:28:07
lives in Southern California and is the
00:28:10
only one of those Masters practicing in
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the United
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States Chong is not a miracle
00:28:19
cure Chong can improve
00:28:23
health Chong can cure some illnesses but
00:28:27
it cannot cure for every
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illness Salem babic was in the final
00:28:33
stages of AIDS when he made his first
00:28:36
visit to master Lou accompanied by his
00:28:38
mother Salem was already partially
00:28:42
paralyzed I really wanted and hoped that
00:28:45
there was somebody out there that had a
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magic wand that was going to wave it
00:28:48
over me and say oh you're cured you have
00:28:50
your full use of your left side back
00:28:53
that's that's a kind of you know that's
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where I was coming from at the time
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Salem was also losing his vision and had
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recently been diagnosed with PML a brain
00:29:05
virus certain to end his life I remember
00:29:08
asking my physician maybe a month or so
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after I was diagnosed do you have any
00:29:13
other PML patients he says yes and I
00:29:15
said how are they they said they're all
00:29:17
dead Master Lou claims that he can
00:29:20
simply look at his patients and see
00:29:22
where their Chi energy flow is blocked
00:29:25
and then he uses his own Chi to help
00:29:28
clear the
00:29:30
path the session had just begun when
00:29:33
Master Lou's Apprentice removed Salem's
00:29:35
Lake brace and then Master Lou told
00:29:38
Salem to
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rise okay don't
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worry
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okay don't worry don't worry close eyes
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I was amazed I couldn't believe that I
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was standing without the aid of
00:29:59
anything it felt like something was
00:30:01
coming into my body from afar from
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behind me when Master Lou was working on
00:30:06
me it felt like something something was
00:30:08
penetrating my skin and as a result
00:30:11
making me stand upright every time I
00:30:13
felt myself leaning this way or leaning
00:30:15
that way or falling he would just push
00:30:17
his energy into my body and that would
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make me stand ight
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again from that day on weekly sessions
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with Master Lou were a regular part of
00:30:27
Salem's therapy
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y the good part is that he is also using
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Western
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medicine so that's why I think if I use
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chigong with Western medicine and they
00:30:42
work together what will
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happen the effect has been
00:30:48
positive in addition to Chiang Salem
00:30:51
began a new regimen of age
00:30:55
drugs to Salem the result of the
00:30:58
combined therapies was nothing short of
00:31:00
a Miracle Within 6 months he had
00:31:03
regained 80% of the mobility on his left
00:31:06
side and could walk without a crutch or
00:31:08
a
00:31:10
brace I was quite surprised to see Salem
00:31:13
recover in the way that he did in my
00:31:16
experience patients with AIDS and
00:31:18
PML uh do not uh improve they
00:31:23
deteriorate I cannot say Master Luke
00:31:25
cured me but he definitely brought
00:31:27
brought me to the road of recovery if
00:31:31
you can imagine coming from the point of
00:31:33
being diagnosed as somebody who's just
00:31:35
as good as dead to where I am now I mean
00:31:38
it's just I'm elated I'm totally
00:31:41
elated how it works I don't know I don't
00:31:44
know but I honestly feel it worked for
00:31:48
me and it can work for
00:31:51
others Randy Hebert says that he was
00:31:54
diagnosed with prostate cancer three
00:31:57
doctors told him that he should have
00:31:59
surgery instead he tried chiong Master
00:32:03
louu put Randy on a macrobiotic diet
00:32:06
taught him exercises to do at home and
00:32:09
gave him treatments three times a
00:32:12
week I know that other people he has
00:32:14
worked on uh they they've gotten into
00:32:17
trans-like States uh I never did but I
00:32:21
did feel something going through me
00:32:24
something almost like heat
00:32:29
after seeing Master Lou for 3 months
00:32:31
Randy had a biopsy yes your biopsy
00:32:34
results are negative there's no sign of
00:32:36
cancer that's great ry's cancer
00:32:40
eventually returned and he had to have
00:32:43
surgery but he still believes that there
00:32:45
are benefits from the practice of chiong
00:32:48
even if the medical community remains
00:32:51
skeptical despite 4,000 years of History
00:32:54
I think that Chiang and other uh forms
00:32:57
of alternative therapies really need to
00:32:59
be held up to the same uh light and
00:33:03
burden of proof burden of evidence that
00:33:05
traditional medicine is held up
00:33:10
to modern medicine solves many
00:33:14
problems but it has some areas that need
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Improvement chiong generally speaking is
00:33:22
a good
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supplement that's why I recommend
00:33:26
Western medicine combined with our
00:33:29
method this is more guaranteed for the
00:33:34
patient officially the American Medical
00:33:37
Association has no opinion on the
00:33:39
practice of chiong or if it's a
00:33:42
legitimate healing technique but to
00:33:44
those who have experienced its benefits
00:33:46
chiong remains a useful tool in the
00:33:49
fight against
00:33:52
illness coming up a generous gift helps
00:33:55
a man launch his dream restaurant
00:33:58
decades later he's searching for his
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long lost
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[Music]
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benefactor on a previous broadcast we
00:34:13
brought you the case of 22-year-old
00:34:15
Matthew Chase of Los Angeles Matthew
00:34:18
disappeared after making a withdrawal
00:34:20
from an ATM machine the bank camera took
00:34:24
these photographs of a mysterious man
00:34:26
standing next to to him the person
00:34:29
standing next to Matt was somewhat
00:34:31
shorter somewhat
00:34:32
stockier and overall he shouldn't have
00:34:35
been in the photograph no one is going
00:34:37
to let someone stand that close to him
00:34:40
while they're using an ATM machine where
00:34:41
they can see the pin
00:34:44
number police believe that Matthew was
00:34:46
abducted in a robbery attempt and that
00:34:48
the mysterious man was his
00:34:52
kidnapper today I sense that he's still
00:34:55
alive and that has
00:34:58
kept us going and we'll never stop
00:35:00
looking for him until we find him and I
00:35:02
know we'll find
00:35:04
him Matthew's friends and family campus
00:35:07
Los Angeles searching for him but turned
00:35:09
up
00:35:12
nothing Los Angeles can be a dangerous
00:35:15
place at night we saw a lot of things
00:35:17
that were very frightening I think and
00:35:20
that only made it more real to us that
00:35:24
that something perhaps very
00:35:28
serious had happened to
00:35:31
Matt
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Update 9 months after he vanished
00:35:36
remains were found in a ravine in nearby
00:35:39
Pasadena they were positively identified
00:35:42
as Matthew Chase the cause of death was
00:35:45
a gunshot
00:35:47
wound this case is being handled as a
00:35:50
Robbery Homicide at this
00:35:52
point the man in the bank photograph is
00:35:55
wanted for questioning
00:35:58
and The Disappearance and death of
00:36:00
Matthew
00:36:01
Chase this is an artist rendering of the
00:36:04
prime suspect in this case based on
00:36:06
computer enhancements of the bank
00:36:09
photographs Matthew's car was also
00:36:11
stolen and later abandoned it was a red
00:36:14
twoo 1983 Volkswagen
00:36:19
GTI this blue bandana was found inside
00:36:23
it may have belonged to the killer I do
00:36:26
hope to find
00:36:28
his killer and I think that we need to
00:36:30
see this through and we will see it
00:36:32
through and this person must be brought
00:36:35
to
00:36:40
Justice thank you those two little words
00:36:43
can carry a lot of weight in our next
00:36:45
story you'll meet a man who is
00:36:47
determined to thank a friend and
00:36:49
benefactor even if it took 20
00:36:54
years Phoenix Arizona
00:36:58
Moses Trevis is a critically acclaimed
00:37:00
Chef who opened two award-winning
00:37:03
Mexican restaurants in Arizona both name
00:37:07
such is life how Moses chose that name
00:37:10
is at the center of his own personal
00:37:13
unsolved
00:37:17
mystery decades earlier Moses had been
00:37:20
the day cook at a small taco stand on
00:37:22
the island of KMEL in Mexico he was
00:37:25
known for making the best tacos in town
00:37:29
one of Moses's favorite customers was an
00:37:31
American Tourist named Judy hi Moses oh
00:37:34
hi Judy you un usual yes po she was a
00:37:38
school teacher who had visited KMEL
00:37:40
several times Moses vividly remembers
00:37:43
Judy and her last visit to the
00:37:46
island better she was very nice lady
00:37:49
quiet lady with a book all the
00:37:52
time and she asked me if I can uh if I
00:37:56
have time to because she wants to go to
00:37:58
the mainland which is across the the
00:38:00
island which is you know 15 mil 17 mil
00:38:04
across the island and the mainland is
00:38:06
where all the ruins are oh yes and the
00:38:10
next day Moses closed up shop he set off
00:38:13
with Judy on a dayong trip to the Mayan
00:38:15
pyramids along the Yucatan
00:38:18
Peninsula around noon they stopped for
00:38:21
lunch
00:38:23
Moses wouldn't you like to own a
00:38:26
restaurant like this someday with tables
00:38:28
and chairs oh yeah you know I dreamed to
00:38:31
open restaurant but you know no money
00:38:35
such as life excuse
00:38:38
me such as life it means that's the way
00:38:42
life is you know such is life I like
00:38:46
that yeah you know what Judy when I open
00:38:49
my restaurant I want to call such his
00:38:52
life and put it on the menus and nothing
00:38:55
more was said but for Moses an idea had
00:38:58
taken
00:38:59
roote no problem by Days end it was time
00:39:03
to Say Goodbye Oh I have something for
00:39:06
you oh no tip no no no no no it's not a
00:39:09
tip no before parting Judy had something
00:39:13
that she wanted to give Moses don't open
00:39:15
okay okay goodbye bye
00:39:20
Judy when Moses opened the envelope he
00:39:23
was stunned to find $500 and a
00:39:26
handwritten note
00:39:27
dear Moses go make such as life happen
00:39:31
love
00:39:32
Judy Moses did just that within a month
00:39:37
he had opened his own tiny restaurant on
00:39:40
kazel naturally he named it such his
00:39:42
life he was excited about Judy's next
00:39:45
visit but he never saw her
00:39:48
again Flash Forward 20 years Moses
00:39:52
Trevis is a US citizen with two very
00:39:55
successful restaurants in the Phoenix
00:39:57
area
00:39:58
all thanks to the generosity of his
00:40:00
friend
00:40:02
Judy but he hasn't seen her since that
00:40:05
day in kazel and he wants to thank her
00:40:08
in
00:40:10
person
00:40:12
update when this story aired Judy
00:40:15
happened to be watching Unsolved
00:40:18
Mysteries 3 days later she called our
00:40:20
phone center and she and Moses made
00:40:23
plans to
00:40:25
meet Judy traveled to two and got to see
00:40:28
how far Moses had come from his KML Taco
00:40:32
Stand who's
00:40:36
that oh thank
00:40:40
you it's so good to see
00:40:45
you it was just wonderful I never
00:40:47
thought it's going to happen
00:40:50
happens you like it yes it's great it's
00:40:54
beautiful very
00:40:56
impressed let me see your eyes let me
00:40:58
see your
00:41:00
eyes when he started his restaurant
00:41:03
Moses had the story of Judy's generosity
00:41:06
printed on all of his
00:41:09
menus I didn't know how much you know it
00:41:12
meant to him and so I I was very touched
00:41:15
it made me cry when I saw it really I
00:41:17
was very touched by
00:41:18
it I can't believe it I don't neither
00:41:21
but it happens which is good
00:41:27
amazing never would have thought that he
00:41:29
would have remembered me all this time
00:41:31
or that it had that much of an impact on
00:41:33
him so I'm very flattered and I'm very
00:41:36
happy and I appreciate that he
00:41:39
appreciated
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