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this program is about unsolved mysteries
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whenever possible the actual family
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members and police officials have
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participated in recreating the events
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what you are about to see is not a news
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broadcast the saga of Noah's Ark one of
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the Bible's most enduring stories is now
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the focus of a tantalizing debate was
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there truly a great flood which Noah
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following the instructions of God
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managed to survive
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in recent years two research expeditions
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have combed the mountains of Ararat the
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turkey the incredibly poor be they may
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have found the remnants of Noah's Ark in
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two separate locations in Austin Texas
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freemen noticed a strange car cruising
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their neighborhood moments later they
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heard the desperate screams of a woman
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and they were caught up in the search
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for a brutal kidnapper
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join me for another edition unsolved
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mysteries
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Noah's Ark one of the most famous and
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evocative of all Bible stories as
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recorded in Genesis the first book of
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the Bible God looked down upon the earth
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he had created and saw to become evil
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and wicked he came to a righteous man
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named Noah and ordered him to build an
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ark and God said to Noah make rooms in
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the Ark and covered inside and outside
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with pitch you shall make it with lower
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2nd and 3rd decks and of every living
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thing of all flesh you shall bring two
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of every sword into the ark to keep them
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alive with you and so it came to pass
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God brought forth a great flood
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forty days and forty nights rain
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descended from the heavens
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all living things were destroyed save
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for the occupants of the Ark
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when the waters receded God said to Noah
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bring out with you every living thing of
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all flesh that is with you so that they
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may abound on the earth and be fruitful
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and multiply so ends the story of Noah's
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Ark but for centuries people have
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wondered was a story based on fact or
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was it a legend handed down from
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generation to generation as a symbolic
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morality play in a hostile and corrupt
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world contrary to popular belief the
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Bible was not the original telling of
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the story of Noah and the Great Flood in
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ancient Babylonia and Samaria the same
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story was recorded thousands of years
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before the Bible was written even here
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in North America the early Spanish
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explorer restarting to discover the Hopi
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Indians told a tale that was remarkably
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similar to the story of Noah's Ark in
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fact no fewer than two hundred
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variations of the legend can be found in
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cultures throughout the world leading
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many to believe it there was indeed a
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cataclysmic flood thousands of years ago
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in recent time some researchers have
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seized upon this speculation had gone in
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search of definitive proof the remains
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of Noah's Ark
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accoding the middle-eastern versions of
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the story the ark was built near the
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ancient city of shuruppak and what is
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now Iraq in the book of Genesis chapter
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8 the Bible says the ark came to rest on
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the mountains of Ararat which are in
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present-day Turkey more than 500 miles
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from sure Epoque it is a desolate
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sparsely populated region rising above
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the headwaters of the Tigris River in
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recent years several separate research
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expeditions have explored the mountains
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of Ararat incredibly two separate teams
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both believe they may have found the ark
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in two different locations 17 miles
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apart one of the site's lies on the
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northeast side of Mount Ararat under a
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permanent 23 square mile glacier in 1969
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a Turkish businessman named George
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Hagopian went public with a remarkable
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story
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he claimed that as a young boy in 1906
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he had actually seen Noah's Ark wedged
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in a glacier from which the ice had
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temporarily receded ago bein describes a
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vessel to archaeological illustrator
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alfred lee he said it looked like a long
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box is rectangular and the corners were
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kind of rounded a little bit the the
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sides sloped in slightly the roof he
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said was basically flat with just a
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slight pitch to it and there was a stair
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kind of a apparatus at one end his uncle
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hoisted him up onto this ladder and he
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walked on up onto the roof and there all
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the way down the middle of the roof he
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saw these holes and he stuck his head in
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and it was dark he shouted in his voice
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echoed and re-echoed inside it was
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Hollow
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giorgia golpean went back a couple years
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later saw the same thing but ice and
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snow were beginning to cover it up again
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17 years later Alfred Lee was introduced
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to a man named Eddie Davis who in 1843
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was stationed in Iran with a US Army he
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too claimed he had seen the ark when
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Eadie Davis started talking the hair on
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the back of my head just stood out
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because I could like hear an echo of
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Georgia go peon from years before
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Davis's sighting occurred in roughly the
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same areas Georgia gobiins however when
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Davis saw what he thought was the ark it
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had broken into we waited a while fog
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kind of lifted and it shone through kind
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of a funnel and it showed the ark in the
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end you could see in the end of it and
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we saw both parts you stand there with
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your mouth wide open ed Davis described
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three decks inside and large cages on
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the bottom deck smaller cages on the
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second deck and on the roof a venting
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system with many holes on it and so that
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you could see how the light and
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ventilation could go clear to the bottom
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deck in this illustration
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elfrid lee has reconciled the two
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accounts the intact art depicts Georgia
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go beyond sighting in 1906 below are the
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two pieces as described by Ed Davis
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however Hagopian and Davis were unable
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to pinpoint the exact locations of the
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sightings but their stories helped spark
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the interest of Don shocky an amateur
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archaeologist I can't think of anything
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more exciting that I could be doing in
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my lifetime and having a small part and
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seen this whatever it is verified and we
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have good reason believe it's there's
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something there we got it we got it
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prove it
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in 1989 Don shocky launched an
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expedition to Mount Ararat
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the mountain is on the easternmost edge
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of Turkey ordered by Iran and the
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Georgia Democratic Republic formerly a
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part of the Soviet Union shocky chose
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his destination based upon classified US
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satellite photographs which had been
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analyzed by an expert for three days
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Don shocky and his guides made their way
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up the south side of the mountain our
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whole goal was to get to this part over
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the top down the glaciers to this
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particular location in verify what the
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satellite information in told us however
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the turkeys government restricts access
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to the north side of Mount Ararat
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foreigners are forbidden one of the
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Turkish guides are met continued on with
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camera in hand Ahmet crested Mount
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Ararat and started down the North Slope
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at this point at null evasion of nearly
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16,000 feet he spotted something half
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buried in the snow from a distance of
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300 yards he took this photograph which
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seems to show the end of a rectangular
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object with a peaked roof
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he came back and I said is anything
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showing he said a coupe a coupe and I
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said why are you talking about I met a
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Kubek ooh like a chicken coop
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oh it's kind of had two pointed top and
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he said you could see the outline of it
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in the side he said in all of my years
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you've never seen anything like it he
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said there's some artifact there Don
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shocky believed that Ahmet might have
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discovered the remains of Noah's Ark
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shocky returned to the United States
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where he took the photograph to forensic
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anthropologist dr. Jim Ebert it
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certainly does not look natural
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it looks very strikingly man-made to me
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of course there are no scale cues in
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here so we can't really tell how big it
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is what I see when I look at this is
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something that stands out from the rest
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of the terrain and that is a what looks
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like a solid structure you'll never know
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until you get up there and can see it
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and stand next to it but it's the the
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rectilinear outlines suggest to me that
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this isn't a normal part of a glacier
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in 1990 shocky returned to Mount Ararat
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and undertook an extensive aerial search
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unfortunately the site photographed by
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Ahmet had been completely covered with
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snow shock he was forced to abandon his
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effort but remains convinced that he has
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probably found the resting place of
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Noah's Ark others disagree we've been
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told for years that Noah's Ark is on top
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of Mount Ararat because that's what the
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Bible says and that's not what the Bible
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says the Bible says the ark came to rest
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on upon the mountains of Ararat that
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word is in the plural and if we David
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Foster is a former Merchant Marine
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officer and merchant Salvage expert who
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believes that the ark is buried beneath
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this unusual mound a full 17 miles south
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of Mount Ararat fassl's team has made
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several expeditions to the area they
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have combed the site with a metal
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detector and discovered traces of iron
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beneath the mound which do not appear to
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be natural deposits
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every 20 to 30 inches approximately we
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have the remains of an iron fitting or
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an iron pin of sorts that are still
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there in the soil and discernible well
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this is one of 5,400 iron fittings that
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we've located of course we haven't
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pulled them all out of the boat it's
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been it's been cut in half by a diamond
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saw scanned by electron microscopes at
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Los Alamos National Laboratory and this
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particular iron fitting is 94 point 84
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percent man-made wrought iron looking at
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the mound from above the iron deposits
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form a distinct pattern of intersecting
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lines which fossil believes as a
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framework of the arc from end to end the
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lines measure 515 feet or 300 cubits the
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length of the arc as recorded in the
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binding
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the width averages 85 feet or 50 cubits
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which also corresponds to the biblical
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dimension given the shape of the thing
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and the size of the thing and where they
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found it I mean if it walks like a duck
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and quacks like a duck until somebody
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finds something else what else could it
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possibly be but Noah's Ark are the metal
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fittings remnants of Noah's Ark some
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have suggested that david fassold has in
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reality found the remains of an ancient
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mongol fort others say it is merely a
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geological formation however the Turkish
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government has declared the mall as the
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official site where noah's ark came to
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rest the man who is in charge
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professor sali by dr. tom who is also a
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geologist he says it's it's Noah's Ark
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200 percent it is not a geological
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Anatomy it's a man-made structure as one
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of mankind's Greek mysteries finally
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been solved and this remote mountain
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range it seems obvious at Don shocky and
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david fassold are both investigating
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something very unique for only years of
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further exploration and detailed
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analysis to reveal exactly what they
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have found
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it is tantalizing to think that Noah's
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Ark may actually exist however unlikely
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it may seem such a discovery would not
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be unprecedented in fact it was less
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than a hundred years ago an
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archaeologists uncovered the ruins of
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the ancient city of Troy which had
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always been considered a myth finding
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Noah's Ark would no doubt prove more
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elusive perhaps it is a story best left
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as a metaphor a cautionary tale for a
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will that has grown ever more complex
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and chaotic next a young woman is found
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murdered in Louisiana
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perhaps you help identify her killer
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everything all right out there tres
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the November of 1988 26 year-old Tracy
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Wofford Bunn began working as a waitress
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in Baton Rouge Louisiana she arrived
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from Milwaukee Wisconsin three months
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earlier looking for a new start in a new
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city Tracy was a beautiful person
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outgoing fun to be with
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she would do things very spur a moment
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she could say well tomorrow I'm going to
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Minnesota tomorrow she'd go to Minnesota
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with no care whatsoever wondering about
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what might happen what would happen no
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care she knew where she was going
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Tracy and Salomon bunt had married in
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1986 two and a half years later the
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marriage was on the skids the Tracy
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turned to her younger sister Danielle
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who lived in Baton Rouge she had spoken
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many times about leaving Milwaukee to
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sort of spread her wings and try
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something new and so she just came to
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visit me and we had a really good time
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and I introduced her to quite a few
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different type people and so she stayed
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with me and I think a couple of weeks
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and then she went back home and stayed
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about a week and a half and came back
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down with all of the rest of her stuff
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Tracy settled in quickly she landed a
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job and even found a new boyfriend it
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seemed like life was starting all over
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again then six months later on the
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morning of April 1st 1989 it all came
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crashing down outside of an apartment
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complex a passerby noticed a young woman
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apparently asleep in the front seat of a
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car it quickly became obvious that the
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young woman was not asleep
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Tracy Wofford Bunn had been murdered but
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what time was it when you first saw the
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car um about eight o'clock when I first
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saw the car and when I came out about
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8:30 to really see what was you know was
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late asleep or what in the car Tracy had
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been raped and strangled to death
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oddly investigators found no sign of a
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struggle in fact there were a number of
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things about the crime scene which did
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not seem quite right upon examining the
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body we could see that the clothes were
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all jumbled up in a fashion and I have
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seen before and it's usually when a
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person has had their clothing put back
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on them and and they had an unconscious
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state or their deceased
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we also follow Manta the Stig ship was
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broken off in the car it's lying on the
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floor below I still believe the vehicle
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could have been driven but it would have
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taken somebody with full expertise that
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doing it to drive it with the stick she
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had broken off like that
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the motors the main thing that has me
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puzzled is because there was no robbery
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jury was still on the victim first was
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de-identification
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this was just a total loss in life for
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no reason
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with no physical evidence to go on
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detective wheeler turned to the people
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who knew Tracy best he started with a
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new boyfriend that we were together and
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we just wrote around for the while you
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were in Tracy's vehicle yes yeah we
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wrote around well when I spoke with the
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boyfriend he advised me that about 4:30
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March 31st 1989 he dropped Tracy off at
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work
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and he kept our vehicle he and his
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cousin were riding around in a car and
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he was supposed to be Tracy up that
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night at 12 midnight fortunately he said
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the shift lever broke off in the vehicle
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that Texas an East Polk they parked the
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vehicle and went to load the cousin's
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house which is about a half mile away
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around midnight
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Tracy called her boyfriend and learned
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that he had damaged the car she left
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work and walked to his cousin's house
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about a mile away what em to the car
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it's in broke it's broke
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how'd it break I was just Eric and I
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were just riding right there in [ __ ]
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shifter snapped off a stick shift
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doesn't just snap off well your ship
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just snap you know all the problems you
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had getting in the third gear the shift
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this time to snap I don't have any
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problems you're the one causing the
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problem okay okay so give me the keys so
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I can go get the car and take care of it
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is it what give you the keys
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Tracy walked a half mile to her car
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police estimate that she arrived around
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12:30 a.m.
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we know she got to the vehicle because
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it was locked up by her boyfriend well
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he left it there and when we found the
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vehicle that next morning keys were in
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the view
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but that is the last place that though
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she was alive she rather to call
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an hour and a half later Tracy's car was
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driven to the apartment complex where
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she would be found murdered the next
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morning that was advised by the new
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apartment manager that there was
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possibly a witness who saw the vehicle
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who came into the parking lot around
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1:00
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you saw somebody walk away from it
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didn't pay too much attention to
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I feel that Tracy born now was probably
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keel between the hours of 12:30 and 1:30
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in the morning authorities are
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particularly disturbed by several
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unsettling details surrounding the
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murder
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not only had Tracy been raped and
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strangled but there were second-degree
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burns on her thighs and on the back of
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her hands we haven't been able to
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determine what caused those burns and
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we've thought about every type of hidden
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apparatus a device you could take of we
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just can't find anything that would make
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that that particular burn we also don't
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understand the method of leaving the
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body the way it was it was like they
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wanted this person to be found and they
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wanted everybody to see I don't know
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whether these guys were involved in
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drugs or not but when you have a case
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involving people in narcotics if you
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don't deal with them in the fashion that
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they want you to get make an example
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I know someone personally that was very
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heavily involved in drugs and he was I
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guess he was trying to make some sort of
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drug transaction and he was told that
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that person was the person who had
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murdered my sister authorities did
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investigate a known drug dealer but
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found no evidence linking him to the
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crime it's my feeling that her boyfriend
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knew something because he had her car
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that night while she was at work he
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didn't come and pick her up from work at
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the agreed-upon time apparently when she
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went by his cousin's house to pick up
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the car he told her that it was broken
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and that you know you go on ahead and it
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doesn't sound like a likely story for a
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person who was supposed to be involved
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with my sister to just sort of throw her
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to the wolves at 12:00 or 1:00 o'clock
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at night
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Tracy's boyfriend and his cousin are
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each given two polygraph examinations
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they both passed the tests and are not
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considered suspects in the transmission
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given that third time the number of
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homicides and this one I feel has just a
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few pieces of the puzzle that haven't
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felt in place yet and I know it's a
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solvable case and it's frustrating for
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me as well as for Tracy's family to not
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know who these killers are because we
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know they're walking around scot-free
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today and and trace is gone it's it's
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even now it's hard to believe even
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though I've seen her body I've seen her
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I've buried her I've heard all this
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different information all that all the
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details and everything and still it's
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really difficult to believe cuz I really
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don't know what happened and I think if
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I knew what happened I'd be able to
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believe that it's happened and sort of
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leave it behind me
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when we return the touching story of a
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man's search for his sister a search
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which is spanned half a century 1941
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Ottumwa Iowa a family is about to be
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torn apart three brothers and a sister
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have been left in the care of their aunt
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who fearing for the children's
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well-being has contacted the Child
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Welfare Department Walter
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Richard Dolores I need to take you to
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your new home now come out please
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you kids get on out here we're gonna
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take you to a decent home come on out
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Walter your big boy are you going down
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to that car at that time there was four
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of us and another one on the way and
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this probably about five and a half
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years old I didn't know anything about
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adoption or stuff like that and I
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thought we were just going to this home
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and later on we was you all go back to
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mama saying Donnell strats mother could
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do little to prevent the state from
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taking her children she was pregnant
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with her fifth child and unable to work
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a few months earlier Donald's father had
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suffered a nervous breakdown and had
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been institutionalized the children who
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ranged in age from 2 to 9 years old were
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usually left to their own devices until
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the authorities stepped in two of the
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brothers were sent to Iowa State youth
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facilities Donald and his sister Dolores
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were taken to a Lutheran children's home
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where they were placed in the care of
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the head nurse you need to take a little
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rest
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Dolores here's your bottle
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even though I wasn't told us boy I was
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the babysitter and I played with my
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sister and I enjoyed that and push
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around tricycle and brush her hard to
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take care of her you know I always like
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to help this is my sister
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Donald here's some bananas you feed it
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to your sister within days
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Donald realize that he and his sister
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would not be going back to their mother
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Donald cooperated with a nurse but was
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always alert for a chance to take his
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sister and escape this dearth basically
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she was busy in the kitchen she had her
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back turned test and yes the brass say
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she is intent on her job and so I just
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took my sister out the door right fire
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this was our chance to go home and speak
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to out the door down the steps after
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this little blob laid forward and I
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opened it up to helped her in on for and
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helped her up on the seat that's hard
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now you sit right there cuz we're going
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home see Baba I didn't know anything
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about hard really but I do if you push
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that button down on the floor that car's
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go I had to look out the window halo the
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stairwell then I'd get down and push
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that back that cargo head a little bit
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you know and I'd get up and take another
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look you I'm trying to get this car down
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there on that main road I didn't know
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where I was going when I got there but I
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do that with that road I came in on it
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and I need to leave by its you know what
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did you think you're doing let go of me
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and see my mama you get out of that car
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right now don't you know you could card
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over just kind of just jerked Oakley
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series didn't grab me up by the collar
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and went thrash you don't know and I
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couldn't tell you today whether she
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whipped me with her hand or whether she
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had a board or whether she had a strap
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or anything but but I didn't do Sheila's
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work for me but I didn't feel no pain
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and I fight her cuz I smoked to go
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Donald there's some cookies for you in
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the kitchen if you like them thank you
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two weeks later
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unbeknownst to Donnelly Delores was
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adopted come on baby we're gonna get you
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a new home
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these people couldn't took Dolores away
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I didn't know what you know what the
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deal was but I thought well they're you
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know they're gonna bring her back here
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because being her was family and that's
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all I had
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kept bastard this book worse my sister
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and my sister and she tell me well you
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just don't need to do it does your
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business and stuff like that ofcourse I
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got a ruling Audrey cuz I was won't my
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sister the separation was short-lived
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Dolores has adopted parents sent for
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Donald as soon as they realized that she
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was more than they could handle
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like the nurses at the home they turned
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to Donald for help Dolores went to
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adjust to these folks our bond with
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these folks at first and just cried and
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wanted her brother and stuff because you
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know we'd been together and these people
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were strangers terrorists
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she just cried and would indeed or
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whatever not to read they can be got me
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so I could be a fighting factor you
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might say
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under Donald's influence Dolores began
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to adjust Donald even stayed on for a
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few days who was expected to remain well
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in the background these people got the
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large brush eat eat formed play with
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them they treated her quite well you
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know and I don't know a day or two
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whatever this dirt coming back and she
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said Donny you want to go downtown with
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me I've ever looked up and this what
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would was fadin little ancestor and I
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thought well everything's alright you
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know and yeah I got to go downtown you
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know five and a half years old I love to
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ride automobiles you know we're sighted
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realized this automobile would never go
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bring me back and we got in the car and
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we drove off and then I haven't seen my
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sister said
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I think it Dolores you know almost every
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day she's still my flesh to do better
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and what time is dead well it tries to
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catch up with 50 years the title somehow
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I'd like to hug her there could tell her
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mister
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donal stratton his two brothers as well
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as another sister born after the family
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was split apart were all reunited 1965
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their father remained institutionalized
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for the rest of his life and their
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mother was granted a divorce
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Velma strat remarried and had five more
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children so now there are nine siblings
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all looking for their lost sister
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Dolores update just minutes after we
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first broadcast this story a woman named
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Penelope su Lewis of Bolivar missouri
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called our telecenter and identified
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herself as Donald strats long-lost
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sister
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Donald was overjoyed to discover that
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Penelope lived just 50 miles from his
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home in Scotland Missouri three days
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later at a park near Penelope's home
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Donald Penelope and their extended
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families gathered for a heartwarming and
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all overdue really so many years
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my lover always have loved you and you
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know sometimes when I get along just
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take back that just said mm cries and I
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don't mind crying this time because I'm
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already there
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ready there got another surprise for you
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soon after Donald arrived
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Penelope shared a poignant moment with a
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natural mother Velma whom she had not
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seen in more than 50 years the reunion
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was a culmination of an emotional roller
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coaster ride which had begun 72 hours
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earlier when Penelope sat down to watch
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unsolved mysteries I try not to miss any
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because I like to watch it into the
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reunions and things and I thought you
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know I've always thought well maybe
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someday it'll be my turn and all of a
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sudden it dawned on me
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well that's me that's my family for
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Penelope the gathering was also the
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chance to meet all the family members
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she never knew she had one full sister
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two half sisters three half-brothers and
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countless nephews nieces and cousins
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we'll just probably try to get everybody
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acquainted with everybody and just go
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from there and get together yeah knock
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out so helpless I felt like I didn't
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belong and and now I'm at peace next a
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woman is brutally abducted from a car
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wash in Texas
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most of us never imagined that we will
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become part of an unsolved mystery and
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we will suddenly hear a scream in the
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night find ourselves involved in a
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criminal investigation yet that is
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exactly what happened to three young men
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in Austin Texas on December 29th 1991
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all because they happened to cross paths
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with a kidnapper
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at 8:55 p.m. Steve marks was on his way
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to meet his two brothers-in-law at a
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friend's house on Powell Street less
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than a block from the house he pulled
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behind a tan colored car
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that evening in question I was driving
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down pal Street and unnoticed a car in
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front of me driving very slowly I
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followed it down the street and I pulled
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in front of my friend's house
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the car in the meantime had pulled up
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into the parking garage ahead of my
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friend's house and my brother-in-law's
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arrived about a minute later
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mic and bill Goins had encountered the
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same car two blocks from the house going
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the wrong way on a one-way street and
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when they stopped and we stopped they
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looked at us like what do we do next and
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we looked at them like okay you fools
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get out of the way and that gave us an
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opportunity to see them but
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unfortunately there was no reason for us
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to try to memorize their faces or
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anything there was just two people
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passing in the night at 9 p.m. Mike and
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Bill Goins rendezvous with Steve marks
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the house where they met was just 200
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feet from a 24-hour do-it-yourself car
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wash I don't know we were thinking about
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going out to eat we go over to my house
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for some spaghetti
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when we were on the porch all we could
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see was the side of the car wash and the
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vacuum canisters where cars are vacuumed
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outside of the stalls so when we heard
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the scream and the car door or trunk
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slam all we saw was the car pull out as
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we saw the car pull out the wrong way on
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Fifth Street I realized that that was
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the same car that I had pulled behind on
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Powell Street and that had made the
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u-turn in the parking garage
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and the car that later Mike and Bill had
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said had confronted him going the wrong
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way on Powell Street pulling out on to
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6th Street a few seconds later Steve
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marks Bill Goins arrived at the car wash
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unlike most nights it was eerily
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deserted we walked up to the car we saw
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a purse see a fuse and then bill
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suggested I go back to the house and
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call the police
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as we figured something was wrong
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the owner of the abandoned car was
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identified as 28 year old Colleen Reid a
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certified public accountant who had
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lived in Austin for four years police
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traced Colleen's movements in the day of
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the crime she arrived at the car wash
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around 9:00 10:00 p.m. earlier that day
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she had gone to church with her
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boyfriend then she spent several hours
00:39:59
doing community volunteer work that
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evening Colleen went to the market and
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then withdrew cash from her bank machine
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before ending up at the carwash police
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believed that Colleen was kidnapped by
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the two men in the tan colored vehicle
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we have a situation where after they
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have abducted Colleen Reid they went the
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wrong way on Fifth Street and almost
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collided head-on with two vehicles we
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have not heard from the drivers or the
00:40:58
people that have occupied those two
00:41:00
vehicles so hopefully this show
00:41:02
well maybe bring these two people
00:41:05
forward that may have some information
00:41:06
that will help us
00:41:07
I've almost convinced myself that we
00:41:11
will someday see her again that she's
00:41:12
being held somewhere and I know that
00:41:14
that's what we want to believe and the
00:41:17
reality is that's probably not true but
00:41:20
there is a possibility I think about
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when when do I just say okay it's over
00:41:28
something happened something horrible I
00:41:31
don't know if I'll ever be able to do
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that I've gone on with my life in a lot
00:41:38
of ways I'm I work and take care of my
00:41:42
children and do the things I need to do
00:41:44
but there's an empty place that I've had
00:41:50
a hard time filling
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update a suspect is in custody just last
00:41:58
week a man named Alva Hank Warren he was
00:42:00
arrested in Belton Texas he admitted
00:42:03
involvement in the kidnapping but denied
00:42:05
knowing Colleen Reed's current
00:42:06
whereabouts
00:42:07
however Worley insisted that she was
00:42:10
still alive
00:42:10
the last time he saw her police are now
00:42:13
looking for this man Kenneth Allen
00:42:15
Macduff he is 46 years old 6 feet 3
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inches tall and weighs 245 pounds
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Macduff was last seen Waco Texas
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diabolical mind the very phrase evokes a
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chilling mystique on Sunday unsolved
00:43:05
mystery will present a special report an
00:43:07
exploration of the mysteries of this
00:43:09
psychopath what forces but transform
00:43:13
this impoverished young boy into one
00:43:15
ruthless dictator Saddam Hussein's
00:43:18
bloody and brutal rise to power was
00:43:20
ignited by a single disturbing trait a
00:43:22
cunning mind unchecked by remorse or
00:43:25
conscience gee Daniel Walker has been
00:43:29
convicted of crimes ranging from fraud
00:43:31
to armed robbery to murder in a
00:43:34
remarkable interview Walker provides a
00:43:36
revealing glimpse into a diabolical mind
00:43:39
violence because fearless with you 24
00:43:41
hours a day fear never goes away if you
00:43:43
kill somebody it's over when her husband
00:43:48
and children fell victim to a series of
00:43:49
mysterious illnesses Marie Hilley was a
00:43:52
devoted and caring wife and mother in
00:43:54
time her son began to suspect the worst
00:43:57
his mother was poisoning her own family
00:44:00
the world as I knew it at that point
00:44:04
just fell apart everything that my
00:44:06
mother had taught me right from wrong I
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had to go back and reexamine join me
00:44:15
Sunday night at 8:00 with his very
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special and very different edition
00:44:19
unsolved mysteries key studies of the
00:44:22
diabolical mind
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you
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