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next on unsolved mysteries
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everyone says musician Mia Zapata
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was destined to be a star until she came
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face-to-face with a vicious killer
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legend has it that Billy the Kid was
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gunned down by Sheriff Pat Garrett but
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new evidence suggests that Garrett
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killed the wrong man
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two children from different families are
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rushed to the hospital the only thing
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they have in common is their nanny also
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we journey into the shadowy world of
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dreams
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can they predict the future
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our team is standing by perhaps you can
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help solve one of our cases i'm dennis
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farina and this is unsolved mysteries
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join us
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Seattle Washington a hotspot
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rock-and-roll music since the 1990s
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Nirvana Pearl Jam and Allison chains all
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came out of its local music scene many
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thought a punk group called the gits
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would also shoot to the top and lead
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singer Mia Zapata would take them there
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but 27 year-old Mia would never get the
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chance
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I went through many shows where
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afterwards people didn't even know I was
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up on stage because their eyes were so
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transfixed on Mia
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she was someone who had something to say
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she was very compassionate and
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big-hearted person and she brought that
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into into the bed but early one summer
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morning
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Mia's incredible voice was silenced
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she left her friend's apartment around
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2:00 in the morning
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an hour later her body was found a
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couple of miles away
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she was lying face-up in an almost
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christ-like pose
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Mia Zapata had been raped beaten and
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then strangled to death no one can
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understand why this popular young singer
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had been attacked and murdered was her
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killer an obsessed fan a jealous enemy
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or perhaps just a complete stranger you
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might say that Mia was born to be a star
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she grew up in Kentucky the daughter of
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two television executives it was at
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Antioch College where she met the other
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three members of her band after five
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years of performing together the gates
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were attracting the attention of major
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record companies and planning their
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first US tour I don't think I can ever
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remember my daughter looking so
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satisfied so content so at ease with
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herself
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the night Mia was murdered began at one
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of her favorite bars where she met
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friends around 10 p.m. she only stayed
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there for a while then left the bar and
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walked to a local rehearsal studio one
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block away
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Mia then visited a friend who lived in
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the same building as the studio at
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around 2:00 a.m. she left her friend's
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apartment saying she planned to take a
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cab home she could have gone anywhere
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from there she could have gone out the
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front entrance gone down to the corner
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and hailed a cab as she told her friend
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she was going to do Mia knew many of the
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local cab drivers because she didn't
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have a driver's license it was first
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thought that Mia had been murdered by a
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cab driver
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looking good Mia did not have difficulty
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expressing her opinion and sometimes
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this got her into trouble and other
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people liked it she could have said
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something to a cab driver that she knew
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that just made that person angry that
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night none of the drivers said they had
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picked up me at that night and none of
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her friends who would also have been
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taking cabs reported seeing her then
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there's Theory number two she also could
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have gone into the opposite direction
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she lived about five blocks away she
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could have gone down eleventh Pasteur
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reservoir and something could have
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occurred there in fact something did
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occur but no one knows if it had
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anything to do with Mia's death
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one of the earliest clues that the
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police received was from a man who had
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heard a scream a terrifying scream that
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night he was so distraught by it that he
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actually rush to see what was going on
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but he saw nothing
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he lived however very close to the
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reservoir on 11th where Mia could have
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gone
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and finally Theory number three perhaps
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me had never left the building where she
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was last seen the day after her murder
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one of Mia's friends stopped by the
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rehearsal studio and she found Mia's
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personal microphone which she rarely let
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out of her sight we don't know whether
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she left it there after the practice at
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night or whether she went back to the
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studio after visiting her friend
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something happened there and this was
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simply left Mia's body was found about
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two miles from the studio and about
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three miles from the street where the
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man heard the screams police thoroughly
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searched the area but found nothing this
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particular investigation has been
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difficult because we're faced with a
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situation where we don't know where the
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actual crime scene was where the murder
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took place
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we obviously only know where we found me
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at which we don't believe is the same
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without a crime scene or witnesses the
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investigation grew cold
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however the pain of Mia's death did not
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people really were mad they were shocked
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and people wanted justice and people
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wanted to to know what had happened
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the remaining gifts decided to take
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action
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they hired private investigator Leigh
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Hearon and staged benefit concerts to
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raise money for the investigation
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the response was overwhelming Seattle's
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leading musicians got involved including
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Nirvana and rocker Joan Jett I want more
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than anything for them to be able to
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find out what happened and so there
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could be some resolution for everybody
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because everyone's been working real
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hard trying to find this person who did
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this
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I'm gonna use it
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I just remembered the look on her face
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of contentment and of accomplishment
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that last day when we finish the tour
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and how happy she was and how she was
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smiling with a look of real sense of
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accomplishment like we had a future
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playing music without Mia is very
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difficult the chemistry that we shared
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as a band having that gone forever is a
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hard reality to face every day I
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remember her as one of the warmest most
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caring ultra talented people I've ever
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met in my life
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update 10 years after Mia Zapata was
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killed Seattle police tested DNA from
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the case against the national database
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they found a match hey Zeus musky ax a
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felon living in Miami Florida was
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arrested and charged with murder
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mesquita didn't know Mia Zapata but at
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the time of her killing he lived just
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three blocks from where her body was
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found hey Zeus miss Ghia was convicted
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of first-degree murder and sentenced to
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36 years in prison
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next brushy Bill Roberts of heiko Texas
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claimed that Billy the Kid was not
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killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett brushy
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says that he was Billy the Kid
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billy the kid' easily the most notorious
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desperado of the Wild West
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he killed 21 men one for every year of
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his young life history tells us that
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Billy the Kid was born William Bonney in
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New York City in 1859 later in New
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Mexico he fought against rich ranchers
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in the Lincoln County cattle war and
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that he was sentenced to death for
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killing Sheriff
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William Brady according to most sources
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Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett was
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eager to collect the $500 bounty on
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Billy the Kid in July of 1881 he tracked
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Billy down in Fort Sumner New Mexico and
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killed him history also tells us that
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Billy was buried the following day in a
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simple grave but now some people say
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that history is wrong that Billy wasn't
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the man in the grave this whole legend
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of ability kid
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90% of what we've heard and been taught
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as students and skills is not true
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sixty-eight years after Billy's death a
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man from Texas named brushy Bill Roberts
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claimed that he was Billy the Kid there
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is no doubt whatever in my mind but what
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pressure bill and Billy kid was one and
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the same person
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historian Donald lavash disagrees
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there is absolutely no comparison
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whatsoever between brushy Bill Roberts
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known as Olie Partridge Roberts and
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William Bonney alias Billy the Kid most
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historians completely dismiss brushy
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bill story but there is evidence the
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support has claimed evidence that's hard
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to ignore it all started in 1948 when an
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attorney named William Morrison was told
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that Billy the Kid might not have died
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in 1881 a client told him that he had
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actually fought belly the kid in the
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Lincoln County Wars and that the kid was
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still alive and asked my father was
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talking to the man he referred to
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Lincoln County my father said oh he said
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that's where Billy the Kid he said he
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was killed up there at Pete Maxwell's
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house and the man said oh no no he
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wasn't killed he's still around Morrison
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was so intrigued that he decided to do
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some of his own investigating he
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traveled throughout the West talking to
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other old-timers about Billy the Kid and
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he discovered that many thought that
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Billy was still alive they said that he
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was going by the name of brushy Bill
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Roberts
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William Morrison decided to visit Texas
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and to talk to brushy bill in person
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Dress your bill Here I am
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we must keep in mind that this man did
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not seek publicity he did not seek to
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come out from seclusion he was drawn out
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brushy bill last Morrison to help him
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get the official pardon that New
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Mexico's governor had promised them back
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in 1879 I expect a full pardon out of
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this but you have to be able to prove to
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me you are who you say you are I can do
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that I still got the scars his scars
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match the wounds that Billy had
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supposedly received during his time as
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an outlaw there were 17 points of
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identification of similarity between the
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two both men had small hands and large
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wrists protruding teeth protruding ears
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blue eyes same head size same boot size
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and the weight there's no record
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anywhere where there's anything having
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to do with a boot size of Billy the Kid
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a waist size of Billy the Kid or a hat
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size of Billy the Kid nothing but it
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does tell us something about his eyes
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unequivocally without question that they
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were clear blue eyes brushy bill had
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speckled eyes brushy bill took William
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Morrison on a guided tour of some of
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Billy's former haunts in Lincoln County
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brushy bill would give incidents that
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only someone that was actually involved
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in the Lincoln County War would have
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known William Morrison talked to five
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people who knew Billy during the Lincoln
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County War each of them signed sworn
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statements declaring that brushy bill
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Roberts was indeed Billy the Kid
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my father became convinced that this man
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was Billy the Kid if this is true then
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one puzzling question remains what
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really happened on the night the kid was
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supposedly killed brushy bill said that
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he was with his girlfriend and his
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partner Billy Barlow at hay-zu's Silva's
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home the following are the exact words
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Russia used when he told the story to
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William Morrison Silva said if one of us
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would go next door and get beef he would
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cook it for us I sensed a trap you go me
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yeah he started out after I refused to
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leave the house I thought that Garret
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might still be in town and I wanted to
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meet him in the daytime so I could beat
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him to it sheriff Garrett and his posse
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were waiting outside one of their first
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shots had killed my partner I ran out
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into the yard
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I ran started shooting at shadows shot
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struck me in the lower jaw when I woke
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up a Mexican woman was putting beef
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tallow on my head to stop the blood I
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told her to reload my 44 then celsa came
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running in and said they killed Barlow
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and were passing off his body's mind she
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begged me to leave town
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brushie claimed the next day that Billy
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Barlow was buried in his place in a
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normal procedure the chef would have
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brought the corpse to a place for anyone
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to witness he would have demonstrated
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his guns his clothing his boots his
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rifle
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Pat Garrett did not follow that
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procedure
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he took every precaution to conceal the
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identity of the corpse he realized he
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had killed the wrong man
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Pat Garrett enlisted some 21 people that
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purportedly knew William Bonney and they
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assembled passed by the casket and said
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yes that's William Bonney Billy the Kid
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in that casket
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William Morrison finally believed he had
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gathered enough evidence to ask the New
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Mexico governor for a pardon they were
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all saying if he is Billy the Kid he's
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an outlaw he's a criminal you don't
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pardon him you're hanging the interview
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turned into a press circus
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ninety-year-old brushy was confused and
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attacked by reporters historians and
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even Pat Garrett's relatives brushy
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who's buried in that grave of Pat
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Garrett didn't kill Billy the Kid
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how many aliases have you had all these
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years governor Mabry do you really
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intend to give this man apart all I am
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taking no action now or ever on this
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application for a pardon for Billy the
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Kid because I do not believe this man to
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be Billy the Kid
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the governor never even gave him a
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chance to present the evidence by just
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flatly telling him he wasn't even going
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to consider it a short time later
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brushy bill Roberts had a heart attack
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and died on the street in Heikal Texas
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all he wanted was to have his name
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cleared that's all he was trying to do
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giving back his dignity brushes friends
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have erected a memorial to brushy bill
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Roberts which reads quote he spent the
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last days of his life trying to prove to
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the world his true identity we believe
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his story and pray to God for the
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forgiveness he solemnly asked for next
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the mysterious injuries of two children
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are traced to an abusive banana who was
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now on the run
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Los Angeles California
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paramedics rush four year old Ashley
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Berman to the emergency room she is
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unconscious and barely breathing I she
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apparently had some sort of seizure and
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fell and hit her head how far was the
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fall she just fell on the floor I don't
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know I wasn't there and this was with
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the nanny a short time later the doctors
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make a shocking accusation yeah cat
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scare Ashley had been physically
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assaulted by her nanny my look Dedmon
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said no way I said I don't know what
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you're talking about
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you know this she Rosa would never hurt
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Ashley she took care of her we had
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neighbors that would see Rosa and Ashley
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at the park they would call me up and
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tell me how lucky I was to have somebody
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like Rosa I did not believe the Berman's
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met Rosa Hernandez when she applied to
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be the live-in nanny for two year old
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Ashley that first day Hernandez brought
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her cousin to help translate Rosa was
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very highly recommended by various
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neighbors one neighbor said that she was
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wonderful and she would be perfect to to
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watch our daughter and that she had
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experience with kids and she was very
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good at what she did when we brought
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Ashley down to meet her Ashley seem to
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connect very well as well as Rosa
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connected with Ashley so I felt that
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this was definitely going to work out
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and that does she be good with Ashley
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the next week Rosa Hernandez moved in
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with the Berman's from the beginning she
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and Ashley were inseparable
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Ashley seemed to be very fond of Rosa
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she always wanted to buy things for Rosa
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she'd always talked about Rosa she
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always wanted to make Rosa feel happy
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for a year everything went well then
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Ashley began suffering from a series of
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mysterious injuries at school every time
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we asked Ashley what happened how did
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you get this she'd always tell us it
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happened at school that she heard her
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hand on the swing that a little boy hit
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her with a shovel another child hit her
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with a Barbie but then it happened at
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home I actually got a deep gash on her
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head that required several stitches you
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fell down the stairs were you there mom
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no the nanny was with her what happened
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she's John andis said Ashley was
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blacking out and having seizures
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although the bourbons never witnessed an
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episode themselves they feared that
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Ashley had developed a serious
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physiological disorder we put Ashley
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through all kinds of tests we put her
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through cat scans mris which were very
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difficult to get a four and a half year
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old child into an MRI with all the tests
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they could find absolutely nothing
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related towards seizures all indications
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was is that she was a very healthy child
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a few months later Jeff came home early
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from a walk he found that Ashley had
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been injured once again it was have
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proceeded to tell me that Ashley had
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fallen down she was wearing some shoes
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and she tripped and she fell down and I
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felt comfortable that she had just
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fallen when this thing was reenacted by
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Ashley
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it all made sense just nine days later
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Ashley was rushed to the emergency room
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tell me what happened I thought oh she's
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gonna die on us I mean I just looked at
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her she was all pale hooked up and I'd
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that one real loser and pretty much we
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were told if she survived if she lived
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she more than likely be [ __ ] or
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blind or both all right give me a cat
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scan after I examined Ashley I was
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suspicious that Ashley might have been
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abused she had some small hemorrhages in
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the retina this is a condition that's
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associated with shaken baby syndrome dr.
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Gillingham decided to check Ashley's
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medical history he called her
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pediatrician I have one of your patients
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here and Ashley Berman
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it wasn't until I spoke with Ashley's
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pediatrician that we made a connection
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to a prior case and we're the same
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caregiver I have been involved in taking
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care of a child who died of what they
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thought might be child abuse two years
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earlier dr. Gillingham had treated a 17
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month old boy who was rushed to the
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hospital in a state of full cardiac
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arrest that day the toddler had been in
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the care of Rosa Hernandez the Berman's
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knew about the incident but had heard
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the boy choked on a hot dog we were able
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to resuscitate the child the child was
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subsequently admitted to the hospital
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but then died within the next I think 17
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or 18 hours an autopsy revealed that the
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boy had a fractured skull and internal
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bleeding his death was ruled a homicide
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however there wasn't enough evidence to
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charge Rosa Hernandez but now with
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Ashley fighting for her life police
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believed they had a case against
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Hernandez she was charged with child
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abuse
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and Marie Ashleigh remained in the
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hospital for a week eventually she made
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a full recovery and with the experience
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behind her Ashleigh was willing to talk
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about Rosa Hernandez she used to push me
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down the steps I would hire a remote
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control to get her back and so she took
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silverware and hit my nails and she
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would also take care of earrings and
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poke them through my nails and she would
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bang my head against the walls the doors
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and the wood floors
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Hernandez pleaded guilty to involuntary
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manslaughter and child abuse despite
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protests from the Berman's she was
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released on her own recognizance Rosa
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Hernandez immediately disappeared I
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believe that it's been long enough
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period of time that she feels safe and I
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fear and she may be babysitting right
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now another child that's going to fall
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victim to her abuse Maria Rosa Hernandez
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is from El Salvador she's five feet four
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inches and weighs approximately 130
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pounds she is a mother of three
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Hernandez speaks broken English and has
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what appears to be burned scars on her
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right upper forearm
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if you have any information please log
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on to our website at unsolved comm next
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the world of psychic dreams do some
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people really see into the future while
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they sleep
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have you ever had a dream that was so
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vivid you thought it was real
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it may seem unbelievable but you're
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about to meet several people who are
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convinced that their dreams really do
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come true New York City
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Glenn Looney is a professor at Brooklyn
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College his story begins on a cold
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winter night when he says he had a dream
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that saved his life
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I was driving up a hill and there was a
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blind curve up at the top there came a
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car around the curve there's a little
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two wheel trailer blind and suddenly the
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outside wheel of the trailer comes off
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and there was a shower of sparks like a
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sparkler the wheel came skidding across
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the road toward my car and I thought
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step on the gas or you're a dead man
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and I woke up in a cold sweat I never
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had a dream that I remembered every
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particular detail up and it was so vivid
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as if it had actually happened
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a few months later Glenn was on a
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business trip with another professor
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they were driving through a part of the
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country where they had never been before
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how's your classes going by the way Oh
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fine good halfway up I realized this is
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the hill of my dream this is the place
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there was no traffic coming the other
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way nothing all right
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I said my god it cars gonna come around
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that curve and wheels going to come off
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the trailer and it's going to come out
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our car I got a step on the gas or dead
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some would say that what happened to
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Glenn was just a coincidence however
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there are many people who believe that
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what he experienced was a psychic dream
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a dream that predicts the future there's
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a clear distinction between ordinary
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dreaming which we all do every night and
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the psychic dream and the clear
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distinction is that a psychic dream
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wakes you both up right out of bed it's
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a vivid dream that literally shocks you
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awake and after you wake you have this
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urgency to do something about it this
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urgency to expect something dr. David
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Rybak is a leading authority on psychic
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dreams he and freelance author Letitia
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Switzer have written a book which
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contains more than 80 case studies dr.
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Rybak concluded that as many as one out
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of every 12 people have experienced a
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psychic dream when I first realized that
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I had the ability to see into the future
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through my dreams was when I was a
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teenager Rhonda who is featured in dr.
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Rybak's book was living in Knoxville
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Tennessee when she began dating Joe
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Anderson Joe went camping for the
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weekend and that night Rhonda had a
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dream that an uninvited guest came to
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his campsite
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my heart was pounding so hard that I had
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to sit up in my bed and I looked at the
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clock
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and it was three o'clock in the morning
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hello oh I'm so glad you called I told
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it we'd had an incident with a bear and
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decided to leave come back home early he
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told her that a sound outside his tent
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woke him up she had to dream about three
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o'clock it must have been about the time
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that the bear had come into camp and
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torn things up about a year later Joe
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and Rhonda got married not surprisingly
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his new stepdaughter Roxanne also
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claimed to have psychic dreams some
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families have two or three people in the
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family who not only has psychic dreams
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would have the same psychic dreams which
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is a really astounding event Rhonda and
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Roxanne have had that experience one
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night
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Rhonda dreamed that Joe was in a
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terrible accident
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a week later Roxanne said that she had
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the very same dream our car was on the
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side of the road and then I saw a
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glimpse of Joe his head his face and
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then I saw police right in the police
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report it was really really disturbing
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to me it really upset me because it just
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you know it scared me and it felt like
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it was something that was going to
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happen
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I said let's just think positively about
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it and let's just pray that everything
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will be okay and from then on I would
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just ask Joe to please be careful Joe
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was driving to the mountains for another
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camping trip when he took his eyes off
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the road for just a second
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luckily I wasn't injured of course the
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first thing I thought about after that
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happened was that Ron did warned me to
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be very careful and I had not paid
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attention to the road and slid off and
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had the accident had we not warned him
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over and over again to please be careful
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we don't know what would have happened
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the Andersons were lucky their story had
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a happy ending but that wasn't the case
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for Katherine Webb
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so I'm so glad you're back it's so good
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to see you 20 year old Catherine Webb
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fell in love with a soldier named Joe
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Stuart but they decided not to get
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married because of family obligations
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yes I've always regretted that instead
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of being so conscientious about our
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obligations we should have thought of
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ourselves and though she would marry
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someone else
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Catherine never forgot her first love
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years later she began having a
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disturbing recurring dream all I saw was
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these nurses and doctors a lot of
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confusion a doctor seemed very concerned
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probably working on someone that would
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be how it would look and then it seemed
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to me that I just got the intuition that
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it's about Joe Stuart a short time later
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Catherine had another dream I turned
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around and Joe was standing there Joe
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came to tell you that I died Joe I don't
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understand this I'll explain
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I could smell flowers and fern thanks to
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your prayers I'll have a Christian
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burial and I look down at the man in the
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casket I came to tell you that I'll
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always love him a few days later
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Katherine visited Joe's sister and
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brother-in-law she was shocked to find
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out that Joe had gone into a coma the
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same day that she had the first dream he
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had died of a brain aneurysm just two
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days before he appeared to Katherine and
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her dream about the church Joe came to
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me in a dream and when I did tell them
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his sister said yes she's every detail
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you've told us she said it's just the
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way it was perhaps the phenomenon of
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psychic dreams will always be beyond our
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understanding there is no way to explain
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them they are truly an unsolved mystery
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next it's the real-life CSI coroner's
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try to solve some of the law-enforcement
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toughest cases
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when a corner is called to the scene of
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a death it's their job to remove the
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body and determine how the victim died
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often not an easy task Seal Beach
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California early one fall morning two
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lifeguards find the body of a young boy
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floating in a channel near the ocean the
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body is so badly decomposed they can't
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identify it
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coroner's investigator Joe lucky was
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sent to the scene it takes a while
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sometimes to get over the fact that you
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can't identify these people you think
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about your own families and know that
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there's somebody out there who's missing
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a relative somebody but we don't know
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who he found no evidence of foul play an
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autopsy later revealed that the young
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boy had drowned but who the boy was and
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where he came from was still a baffling
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mystery Joe sent a description of the
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boy to every law enforcement agency in
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the area only one possible match turned
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up a boy who had disappeared from
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Fullerton California but Fullerton was
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16 miles from where the body was
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discovered
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fart Joe met the boy's parents who said
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their son had disappeared shortly after
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taking a walk to a local park
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I went over to the park and I found that
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there was a flood control channel right
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adjacent to the park I also discovered
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that because of the rainfall the day of
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his missing that the Flood Control
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District had opened the local dam and
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allowed the overflow to come through
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that channel raising it approximately
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six feet higher than normal the boy was
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only nine years old he had fallen into
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the flood channel and been swept 16
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miles to Seal Beach
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blood samples later provided a positive
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identification but some cases remain
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unsolved even after years of
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investigation a corner is probably a
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good mixture of being a surgeon a
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detective and an attorney every day is a
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challenge that's new all the time one
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case in particular continues to haunt
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Cullen elenberg the body of a woman in
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her early 20s was found at the bottom of
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a steep cliff in Southern California
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what are you God the woman had
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apparently fallen to her death
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sometime during the night we weren't
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sure at that point if it was an accident
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or intentional or as she had been pushed
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I went to the top of the cliff and there
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I found a small purse half consumed soda
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and a map of Southern California
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strangely there was nothing else in her
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purse but the men led Cullen to the last
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person who saw her alive there was a
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phone number on the map the phone number
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was that of a cab company and the cab
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company was contacted and they indicated
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they had a fare picked up from the area
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and dropped off at the area of the Dana
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Point cliffs at about 3:00 or 4:00 that
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morning
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the cab driver described the Jane Doe
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who fell to her death
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at Dana Point you the lady called for
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cab she wanted to go to Laguna Beach but
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didn't have enough cash
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the cabdriver agreed to take her as far
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as the money would go ya sure get the
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bag the only thing the taxi driver said
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was that she had very little to say
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other than that she was very quiet and
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he didn't notice anything really unusual
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about her
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the meter says 18 bucks man that's the
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best I could do thank you good night
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the next morning the young woman's body
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was found at the base of the cliff she
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was 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighed 127
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pounds
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she had light brown hair brown eyes and
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was wearing what appeared to be
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secondhand clothing including a pair of
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men's underwear update there are new
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developments in this case
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here's one of our staff with details
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after remaining a mystery for 26 years
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this case has finally been solved the
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remains have been positively identified
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thanks to DNA testing as those of Hawley
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Joe Glen Polly was 21 years old when she
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died her death was ruled a suicide
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