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next on unsolved mysteries an SUV is
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found abandoned on a remote Wyoming
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Highway what happened the dark in my son
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was murdered I followed this this
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upscale restaurant south of San
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Francisco was once a haunt for
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bootleggers now it's haunted by the
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ghost of a bootleggers life a 23 year
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old college student takes off on a
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cross-country journey following in the
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footsteps legendary writer Jack Kerouac
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then she disappears in there an hour
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after doctors pronounced him dead a
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newborn baby miraculously
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some hoc cases some cold cases and some
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cases with surprising revelations
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I'm Dennis Farina and this is unsolved
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mysteries
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in the middle of the desolate Wyoming
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Prairie an SUV is found abandoned its
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doors are open the engine is running and
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clothes are scattered all over the
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highway the owner of the car 35 year old
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band camp is nowhere in sight
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four years after he disappeared Don's
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body is found just a few miles from
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where his blazer was abandoned the
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sheriff believes that Don froze to death
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in a blizzard three days after he was
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lost however the band's family is not
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convinced my son was murdered I
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definitely believe this absolutely he
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was murdered Mary Kemp began her own
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investigation she has turned up alarming
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evidence that her son's death was not an
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accident most disturbing is a series of
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telephone calls that Don made five
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months after he supposedly died Don Kemp
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was a promising young advertising
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executive in New York City until he was
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severely disabled in a traffic accident
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after he recovered he chose not to
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return to Madison Avenue
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he had become disillusioned with
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materialism and I think he wanted a
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simpler a simpler time in a quieter time
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and I think that's what drew him to that
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area
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Don sold almost everything he owned and
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began a long drive west his destination
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was Jackson Hole Wyoming where he
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planned to write a book about Abraham
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Lincoln's assassination
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the day before he disappeared don was
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seen at a museum in cheyenne he wanted
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through the small galleries for two
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hours speaking to no one when he left
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Don apparently forgot his at the chez
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case and it were his traveler's checks
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diaries and his driving glasses the next
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day at 10 a.m.
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highway patrolman Randy teeters came
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upon an eerie sight John's abandoned car
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was 40 miles from any town on an
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off-ramp running stuff strung out of it
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the doors open neither of us to see
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anything like this when he found the car
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Randy noticed a single set of footprints
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leading from the roadside into that
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lonely empty Prairie the local sheriff's
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department concluded that Don wandered
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off alone but Don's mother believes he
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was abducted
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I was certain he was in a horrible Jam I
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I just felt it because this was so
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unlike my son I knew that he hadn't
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walked out there I feel that he didn't
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and yet the sheriff kept saying that he
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was out there well I think he was
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mentally disturbed he was having mental
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problems and was possibly some health
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problems
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deputy rod Johnson flew over the area
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for two hours he can see for miles over
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the open terrain but there was no trace
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of done
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I felt the guy was disorientated and I
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felt that he didn't want to be found if
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he would have wanted to be found he
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would have heard the aircraft code it
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came up waved his arms got attention
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gone up to a ridge anywhere and and be
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been sighted later that day Johnson and
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two other deputies found a duffel bag
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lying near the single set of footprints
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in it were laundry soap clothes a teapot
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all belonging to Don I believe they were
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put there to look like my son had walked
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out there and I don't believe my son did
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tracks in the snow led searchers to a
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barn six miles from the highway inside
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was a pile of sticks arranged to start a
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fire and three have done sucks three
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socks that were found in the barn where
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Donnie's socks I have no idea how they
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got there I think they were put there by
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someone other than my son
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three days after he disappeared
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a blizzard made it impossible to
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continue the search three years later a
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group of hunters discovered Don's
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remains just a few miles from where his
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SUV was a bad fire an autopsy showed no
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signs of foul play
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we never did suspect foul play he was
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out there and was avoiding us stayed
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away from us and I believe on the second
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or third day he was gonna try to get
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back to his vehicle he seen he was in
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trouble
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and he didn't make it this is where the
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case of Don Kent should have ended but
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Mary Kent has been haunted by two clues
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that just don't fit a sighting of Don
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and a number of mysterious phone calls
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five months after Don supposedly died in
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the blizzard
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he was seen 150 miles away in Casper
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Wyoming not once but twice he was
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reported to be at a traveling exhibit of
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Abraham Lincoln memorabilia and at a
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local tavern Mary can't talk to a
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bartender who distinctly remembers
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serving down around that time one of
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Don's closest friends returned home from
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vacation on her answering machine
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she found six different telephone
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messages from Don I'm absolutely certain
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that it was his voice and it was a very
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brief message I'd like to speak to you
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again call me and a phone number the
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next day I called asked to speak to Don
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a man answered the phone he said that
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Don was out I'm convinced he holds the
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clue to what really happened to Don
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telephone records prove that the calls
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were made from a trailer in Casper
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Wyoming
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the young man who was renting a trailer
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at the time said the phone company must
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have made a mistake he told us that he
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had no knowledge of the phone calls and
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that he had not made the phone calls I
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had an occasion to show him a picture of
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Donald Kemp and he said that he did not
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know Donald Kemp had never seen Donald
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Kemp and knew nothing of his whereabouts
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Mary wasn't satisfied with the man's
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story so she went to Wyoming to conduct
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her own investigation god knows what
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happened to my sons in that trailer it's
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it's too horrible to contemplate I don't
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know I tried in every way I knew how to
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contact this young man I finally spoke
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with him only one time on the phone and
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I asked him about my son and he said he
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knew nothing about Don Kemp he do
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nothing about Don Kemp he just paved
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those phone bills he didn't look at them
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and I told this young man he was lying
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you know what has happened to my son and
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he just hung up on me three weeks after
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he was questioned the young man moved
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out of the trailer and left Casper I
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have no reason to feel that the
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individual here in Casper had any
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knowledge of this man's even being in
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Wyoming other than these phone calls and
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I I I don't have an explanation for it
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neither nor did he who made the phone
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calls that's the big question who it was
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had have been my son
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so what really did happen to Don kemp in
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that vast wyoming prairie sheriff Ogburn
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thinks he died in the blizzard but he
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can't explain the phone console mary
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believes that don was abducted taken to
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Casper and murdered but then why was his
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body found just three miles from the
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abandoned blazer somebody can tell me
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exactly what happened to my son as I
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know there are people who know what
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happened to my son
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I know this if you have any information
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about the disappearance of Don Kemp
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please log on to our website at unsolved
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comm next the ghostly legend of a
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beautiful lady in blue
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mas Beach is a lonely windswept Cove 20
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miles south of San Francisco a
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restaurant called the Moss Beach
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distillery overlooks the water and
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during Prohibition it was a notorious
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speakeasy in recent years strange things
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have been reported here
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waitresses say cold winds blow through
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the dining room when no windows or doors
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are open a former owner claims she's
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seen objects fly through the air the
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doors lock mysteriously for decades
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employees of the mas Beach distillery
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have reported seeing ghosts according to
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local legend one spirit dates back to
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the roaring 20s the beautiful lady in
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blue
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the speakeasy at Moss Beach was a
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hangout for bootleggers it was also the
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setting for legendary Love Train the
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lady was beautiful she always wore blue
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the piano player had eyes only for her
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but their romance was conducted in
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secret because the lady in blue belonged
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to someone else
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her husband was a bootlegger and one
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night she made a serious mistake unaware
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that he would soon arrive she signaled
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the piano player to meet around the
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beach
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the bootlegger saw his wife with the
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piano player and went crazy jealousy
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the lady threw herself between the two
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men and the struggle was over the
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beautiful lady in blue was dead a victim
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of her lover's dagger some swear that
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her ghost haunts Moss beach to this very
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day believers claim that she breathes a
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cold wind down the necks of women she
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used as rivals other employees say she
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calls out their names when they're alone
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and to dine here she's mischievous a lot
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of pranks will happen a lot of things
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will go on but I don't think that any of
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it is malicious I don't think that
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anything is supposed to be hair-raising
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zand you're running out of a building or
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anything else like that she's good she's
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it just seems to be a kind soul thank
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spirit when pat and dave andrews owned
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the mas beach distillery
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they say the lady in blue seem to enjoy
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he's locking them out of their rooms the
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lady in blue also played other tricks
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when Pat was all alone in the office
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my checkbook lifted right off the shelf
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above my head and sailed around this
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small room just put it back but I just
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told her to put it back and it went
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right back onto the shelf I just didn't
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believe it and then as as time went on
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the things that happened you know
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totally brought me around to the point
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of view that there it is here there's no
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if ands or buts about it it happened
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the mysterious lady in blue may not be
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the only ghost haunting the Moss Beach
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distillery a psychic named Sylvia Browne
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says that when she visited the tavern
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she sensed the presence of another
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spirit I walked in and said oh my god
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there is a ghost here and I'm getting
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the name Mary Ellen Morley Sylvia went
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on to say that Mary Ellen Morley had
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been killed by crushing blows to the
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chest and the head we took that
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information went over to the San Mateo
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County vital statistics and research
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documentation between 1910 and 1930 and
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in fact came up with a name that Sylvia
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Browne had had mentioned during dinner
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Mary Ellen Morley Jennifer towner and
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Jan mukil Stone continued to dig through
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the archives
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they were intrigued by the newspaper
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accounts of Mary Ellen Morley's death
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when she was killed
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it made front-page news it was really
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chilling when I came upon that cuz all
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of a sudden she became very real
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Mary Ellen Morley lived in Redwood City
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California and near the San Francisco
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Bay on the day of her death Mary Ellen
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and her husband Frederick had driven
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north to visit her mother's grave the
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cemetery was 15 miles from Moss Beach
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distillery returning home that same
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night
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Frederick lost control of his car it
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overturned and Mary Ellen was trapped
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inside
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with her last breath she begged Frederic
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to take care of their three-year-old son
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Jack
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jab movie
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frederik frantically ran for help but in
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the end he could do nothing to save his
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wife she died from crushing blows to the
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chest and the head the exact injuries
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described a Sylvia Bree the owner called
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Sylvia back to the moss Beach distillery
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for a saying because you've been walking
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so long so Sylvia claimed that Mary
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Ellen Morley's spirit was weary from
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searching for her son Jack Sylvia also
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said Mary Ellen warned that there would
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soon be a fire at the restaurant four or
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five days later we had a fire here in
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the restaurant we had to close the
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restaurant temporarily and that was
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really eerie
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that was kind of scary I've moved from a
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1 on a scale of 10 of belief to
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somewhere in the neighborhood of 1/8 I
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would say in a Tim with regard to my
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blue lady I'm convinced she's here
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whether it's the lady in blue or Mary
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Ellen Morley anyone at the los beach
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distillery is convinced that it's not
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only a place for us to consume spirits
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it's also haunted by then next Jack Kerr
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wax landmark book on the road inspires a
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woman to follow the same path but that
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path leads to her unexplained
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disappearance
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Mount Baker Washington two joggers
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notice a piece of clothing dangling from
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a tree branch there's a shirt or
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something up there it's weird
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see anyone around someone crash down
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there the SUV has plunged over a steep
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embankment there were no signs of anyone
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or any indication that someone had been
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injured the passport money and some
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clothing were found inside the car
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police traced the Jeep to a missing 23
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year old college student
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Leo Roberts nine days earlier Leah had
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left her home in Raleigh North Carolina
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without telling anyone where she was
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going
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there are very few clues in this
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disturbing case for instance no one
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knows for sure if Lea Roberts was even
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in her car when it crashed only one
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thing is certain that Lea Roberts left
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home on a journey of self-discovery and
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she never returned Lea is just a very
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awesome person everybody that meets her
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likes are very personable great smile
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but um you know she was kind of private
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also when Lea was in her early 20s
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her mother died unexpectedly then Lea
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was involved in a near-fatal car
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accident and finally after a long
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illness her father died I think that all
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of those things together had the
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cumulative effect of making Lea even
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more introspective and probably more
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aware that although she didn't know what
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she wanted to do I think she was unhappy
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that she wasn't achieving it Lea found
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comfort in the writings of Jack Kerouac
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The Beat Generation author who wrote
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about the free-spirited road trips he
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took across America Lea's favorite was
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called the Dharma bums it's a story that
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encourages the reader to leave behind
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the materialism of modern life
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part of that book takes place at a
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forest fire lookout tower on desolation
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peak near Mount Baker in Washington
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State from the last conversation that we
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had we were talking about Dharma bombs
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when Kerouac talks about and about how
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Caroline was up on desolation peak just
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taking in all the beauty around him I'd
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love to go to desolation take it appears
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that Lia Roberts secretly decided to
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turn your dreams into a reality just
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three months before she was to graduate
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from college she packed but most of her
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cherished belongings and her cat be and
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took off for desolation Peak 3,000 miles
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across the country
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it had been a period of like four days
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where we hadn't seen her and we began to
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worry Lea's family and friends filed a
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missing-persons report
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and checked the bank records for any
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activity on her account she had made
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several cash withdrawals tracing a route
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towards the west coast it took her only
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three days to get to Oregon the day
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after we thought the missing-persons
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report I went over to Leah's house just
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to kind of check through things see if I
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could find any clue you know just
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something to give me an answer on Leah's
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dresser Kara discovered a cryptic note
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this is to cover bills while I'm gone
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have faith in me yourself everyone
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Kerouac Leah's night said I'm not
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suicidal I'm the opposite remember Jack
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Kerouac that might be part of her trip
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five days later Lea's SUV was discovered
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in Mount Baker National Forest near
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desolation peak but Lea was nowhere to
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be found
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authorities estimated that the car was
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traveling about 40 miles an hour when it
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plunged over the embankment well with
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the speed that the vehicle was traveling
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and the amount of damage to the vehicle
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you would anticipate some type of injury
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to the person inside at least some type
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of evidence to indicate contact damage
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that the person had been inside the
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vehicle there was no blood inside the
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SUV or in the surrounding area
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investigators wondered if Lea had even
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been in the car when it went over the
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edge there's nothing to indicate the
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wheel was tied and that was pushed off
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the road but couldn't find any marks on
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the back they indicate anybody had
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pushed it to make things even more
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confusing blankets had been placed in
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the car's shattered windows it appeared
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that someone used it as a shelter after
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the accident
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we brought in dogs we brought in
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search-and-rescue and did a complete
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grid search up and down the road when
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they weren't able to find any indication
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that aimed I had left that vehicle the
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SUV was carefully examined at a police
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garage it was full of Lea's personal
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belongings a large amount of cash
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an empty cat carrier solid diamond ray
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and Lea's mother's diamond engagement
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ring as long as I've known Lea she has
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worn her mother's engagement ring and it
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was her most prized possession and when
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we discovered that the ring had been
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found in the car it was definitely a bad
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sign there are several theories about
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the disappearance of Lea Roberts
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she could have caught a ride with the
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wrong person after the accident she
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could be living somewhere with no memory
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of who she is or where she came from or
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perhaps Leo Roberts was inspired by her
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favorite author Jack Kerouac and left
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her former life behind in one final
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dramatic gesture
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I can understand Lee as needing to get
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away and find some peace within herself
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but considering the loss that our
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families experienced it's difficult for
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me to think that that she would leave us
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open for another loss like this you
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don't ever know what someone's thinking
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in their head no matter what they tell
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you you still don't know
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one week after Leah's car was found a
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man called police to report that his
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wife had just seen Leah at a gas station
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30 miles from Seattle he didn't give his
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name but said Leah appeared confused and
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disoriented before police could get more
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information the caller hung up Leah
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Roberts is 5 feet 6 inches tall and last
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seen weighed 130 pounds and had sandy
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blonde hair she has a beauty loop on the
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right upper lip and a surgical scar on
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her right hip
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if you have any information about this
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case please log on to our website in the
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south
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coming up a rapist attacks women
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throughout New York and a man wrongly
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convicted of two of those rapes is
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finally set free
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Kansas City Missouri during a previous
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broadcast we told you about George Marsh
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a Kansas City labourer who died alone in
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a nursing home in 1982 George left
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behind 175,000 dollars
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but had no known heirs or relatives
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there were a few clues one is this birth
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certificate showing that his original
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name was Yosef Zelenka there were also a
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few family photos including this
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portrait of a young woman inscribed your
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loving niece help we were hoping that
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someone who saw this story might have
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known George Marsh or his heirs update
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thanks to unsolved mysteries
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George Marcia's relatives have been
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found one of them was actually watching
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our broadcast when I looked up and saw
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my senior high school picture on TV I
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couldn't believe it so then when he read
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your loving niece Elinor did that that's
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how I signed I was just stunned
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I was just amazed Elinor Kohler is
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George Marcia's long-lost niece the one
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who signed this high school
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for him her family lives in Rock Springs
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Wyoming Joseph's brother Jim has been
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looking for Joe since 1931 I have no
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idea why he kept away from the family
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because there's no hard feelings we were
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all United always in everything the
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Zilla Lincoln's plan to divide 175,000
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dollars among Joe's surviving relatives
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but more importantly they want to bring
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his body back to the family burial site
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I just feel good all over to know where
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he's at and I'd be able to bring his
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body back to rest with her rest of his
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family for more than 20 years
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police in Buffalo New York tried to
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catch a serial killer and rapist and for
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more than 20 years
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an innocent man remained behind bars for
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crimes that he did not commit and I was
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walking this summer school I was running
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a little bit late for school so I
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decided to cut through the pass and then
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I was almost at the end of the path and
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I heard something behind me
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are you doing and I didn't think
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anything of it so I turned around and I
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kept walking you know I mean he didn't
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look like someone I could I had to fear
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he looked like a normal everyday guy he
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started dragging me back into the woods
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and then he started strangling me
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and then I thought dad said I was gonna
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die it was I really thought I'm never
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seeing my family and when he was
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finished I asked him what's gonna happen
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and he told me he said nothing he's
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almost sounded sorry and then he left
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a few months later the rapist was lying
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in wait as a 16 year old girl walked to
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school along an isolated railroad track
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once again he double wrap the rope
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around victim's neck and take the rice
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shot almost a year later another young
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girl was using this as a shortcut on her
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way to school
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the same individual pastor and
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immediately afterwards double wrapped a
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rope around her neck gained control of
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her and took her to the bush area behind
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me he forced her to place tape over eyes
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he bound her and sexually assaulted her
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the four victims all described the
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rapist as a short stocky man in his
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mid-30s who had massage for months past
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Blayne fifth victim Amherst New York a
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woman alone in a secluded place early
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one they placed a rope around her neck
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he wrapped it twice she described him as
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a very powerful man he lifted her over
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this fence and took her into the wooded
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area over here where he bound her hands
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behind her back and he placed surgical
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tape over eyes and at that point he
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raped her the rapist would attack two
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more victims in inversed a 32 year old
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female was using this path early in the
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morning for exercise as she got to this
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point right here a rope was placed
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around her neck and she was immediately
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rendered unconscious she was then
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dragged into these woods up this way the
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woman was found one hour later still
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unconscious double wrap marks on her
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neck told police who they were dealing
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with but this time it was different
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this time he nearly killed its victim
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twenty-two-year-old Linda yeh l'm a
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student at the University in Buffalo was
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next
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she was the seventh known victim and she
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would be the first to die
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Linda was left in the woods the mouth
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and nose wrap tight with duct tape it
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was premeditated murder he planned on
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killing her when he went he grabbed her
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that day once he put that tape over her
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nose in her mouth there was no chance
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for survival after Linda's murder the
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attacks stopped authorities wondered if
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the suspect had moved gone to prison or
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even died and then four years later a
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14-year old girl was raped in Buffalo a
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serial rapist was back
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this guy strikes so and frequently he's
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very hard to to profile very very
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difficult he's either got tremendous
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self-control or else he's hitting in
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other parts of the country that were not
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aware of update more than 20 years after
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the so called bikepath rapist first
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struck
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police arrested and held hemiola sanchez
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whose DNA matched samples found at the
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crime scenes he was convicted of two
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murders and sentenced to 75 years to
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life during their investigation police
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learned that Sanchez had committed two
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other rapes in the same part where he
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claimed his first victim they also
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discovered that an innocent man was
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serving a 35-year sentence for those two
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rapes the wrongly convicted man Anthony
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Capozzi was finally set free after
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serving 21 years behind bars in a moment
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an infant who is pronounced dead at
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birth makes a miraculous recovery
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Jefferson in the end when Todd and Tammy
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Carroll arrived at the hospital for the
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birth of their third child a son named
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Logan
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they had far greater fears than a
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typical expected parents their second
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child Megan had been still Tami everyone
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I was worried is anything gonna be wrong
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with this baby is everything gonna be
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all right
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and after the ultrasound and everything
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looked good on it and then we were in
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some other tests that looked fine that
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eased my mind I really tried to look at
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it as a separate incident Tammy's sister
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Ruth stood near the fetal heartbeat
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monitor the red numbers showed a normal
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rate 120 to 140 beats per minute at
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least at first
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Logan Carol was born 12 minutes later
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then his heart stopped feel any pulse at
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all and that's when we started CPR
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what is he crying call a code
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the emergency team tried desperately to
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revive history an eventful pregnancy we
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lost the heart right immediately before
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delivery after 15 minutes
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Logan still had no vital signs no
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heartbeat no breathing no heart rate
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flatline continue this hesitation here
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continued doing CPR throughout that time
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and I began inserting the line into his
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umbilical cord to try to administer some
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drugs to help revive him they had put
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EKG monitor on him and the tracing was
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not showing any electrical activity so I
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knew it didn't look good at all well I
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was still hoping he was there so long I
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don't know how five or six doctors
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they're working on him
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I just couldn't lose this baby I just
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could not believe this could happen
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again
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Logan James Carroll was officially
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pronounced dead at 5:15 p.m. at some
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point you know you always have to just
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say we've done what we can do this baby
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is not going to respond and we finally
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called it and pronounced him dead at
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that time I don't think there's any
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lower feeling than holding the dead
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child seeing they're holding him and
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looking in his face I just wanted him to
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be alive so bad
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Tammi and Todd agreed to an autopsy they
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wanted to know why I don't mean to sound
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crass or anything but we usually take
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pictures of the baby for the family you
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never know how people are going to take
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that when you come in and say I'd like
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to take pictures of you and the baby but
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they were very receptive because they
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said they didn't get enough pictures the
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last time that this had happened to them
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these photos were taken that horrible
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afternoon sat portraits meant to
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commemorate the end of a young life
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instead they were the beginning of a
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miracle what was that what was what he
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just made the noise that was just a
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reflex action Tanner I'm sorry
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while I was holding Logan he made the
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gasping sound it was a very eerie
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feeling but we had been told that that
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was normal it is called agonal gasping
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and it can happen because of the
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medication it can go on for quite a
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while so I wanted to let them know
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because every time he would do that he
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did it a couple of times for Tammy they
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would just their eyes would light up and
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then they would be really let down when
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he wouldn't do it again
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forty minutes had passed since Logan was
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pronounced dead the time for his autopsy
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was approaching
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Schuyler looks so good
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ready he's getting warmer
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I'll get the nurse
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just look
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I'll be right back
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what's going on roofie I understand
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about agonal breathing but is there such
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a thing as an agonal heart rate susan
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has a heart rate please come and take a
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look at him I think I was afraid that
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she was reacting in a way that was going
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to upset the family even more because I
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mean the baby was dead it was total
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unbelief I don't know how soon it was
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but it was real soon they came in took
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my IV out and I had monitors on me and I
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had a blood pressure cuff I mean they
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were taking wires and just pulling them
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off of me and willed me into the nursery
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and I reached in and I held his arm and
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I was talking to him tell him that he
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had to hang in there and then I loved
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him and then I was proud of him for
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being so strong
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earlier six physicians and eight
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registered nurses were all certain that
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Logan Carroll had died
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hi-tec meters and monitors confirmed
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that judgment I figured God's hand and
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I've been in it but that's not in the
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medical literature it's account for the
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miraculous as an explanation dr.
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Valentine you get the baby it's amazing
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I mean we're all trained to do something
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as doctors and here we did nothing and
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he came back word spread through the
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hospital very quickly it was it was
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incredible the emergency room doctor
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came up and was totally amazed it was it
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was something into something
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Logan's transformation from the lifeless
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infant in this photo to the squirm baby
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boy videotaped just one day later was
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amazing Logan remained in the hospital
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for the next five weeks and his vital
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signs never faltered again
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