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Tonight , another true crime brought to you by the

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Master of Creep . Why ? The year was 1984

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, and Timmy's parents

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were in a heated divorce . The

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biggest problem seemed to be concerning around

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Timmy , a special needs child . Timmy

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would probably need adult supervision his entire life and his parents disagreed

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on moving forward with this dilemma . Timmy's

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dad wanted to put him in a unique

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program that would

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allow him to live independently

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, with the help of special

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communities that provided housing

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. Timmy was approaching

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18 years old . His

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father was ready for him to move out

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. He had already spent

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18 years raising Timmy

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and now he wanted a break

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and , on

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the other hand , timmy's mother

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wanted him to stay at home and

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she was prepared to take

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care of him for as long as

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possible . The

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divorce was finalized and

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the dad moved on with his life

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, cutting all ties

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with his son and his

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ex-wife . When

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Timmy turned 18 years old

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, he was 5'11 and he weighed

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about 225

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pounds . He was

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much larger than his mom

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and it was getting harder to

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control Timmy's emotional flare-ups

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. Timmy was

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intellectually about 11

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years old , stuck in

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an adult's body . His

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temper tantrums went from

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being verbal to physical

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. He often would push

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his mom around and

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she started fearing that this

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was going to continue and get

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worse . She thought maybe

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her ex-husband was right

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. She now realized

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that she couldn't control Timmy

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. Reasoning just

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didn't work , so

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she started calling the cops . When

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Timmy would get physical and

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soon Timmy became a regular

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resident at the county jail

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the police would

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come and get Timmy and arrest

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him until he calmed down , at which

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point they would release him . This

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continued for another six years

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, at which point the pushing

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turned into hitting and

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choking . The

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police would arrest Timmy and send

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him into long-term prison for

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up to six months at a time . Now

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, while Timmy was sitting in jail

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, his mother got some needed

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relief , but then Timmy

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would get out and the abuse would start

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up again . By the time

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Timmy turned 30 years old

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, he had spent more than

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four years in jail for attacking

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his mother . She

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was getting older and

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Timmy was getting bigger and

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meaner . While

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in jail , timmy met several

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other bad inmates and started

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observing their crime habits

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. Timmy learned

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he didn't need to ask his mom

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, he could just steal it . The

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other inmates taught Timmy to go into

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stores and hide things in

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his jacket and then walk out without

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paying for them . Timmy

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couldn't drive , but

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he could ride his bike , and

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so he started riding his bike to a bar

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that was close to his home . He

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was happy that he met some of his old

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cell buddies and he started

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spending more time with them . And

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as time went on , timmy

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started doing crimes with his buddies

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. Timmy would

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agree to break in and steal

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jewelry and his so-called

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friends would buy it from

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him for pennies on the dollar

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. For example

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, if Timmy stole a gold

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ring worth $1,500

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, why ? They would give

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him $5 for it , and

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since Timmy was a special needs

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adult , he thought this

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was a great price . He

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didn't sell everything . One of the things that he stole and kept was a Nintendo

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game box , and

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his mother asked where he got the game

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. He would lie and tell her that one of his

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friends let him have it . He

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started collecting lots of things

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and his mother knew that his friends

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were not just giving him that stuff , why

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something else was going on

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. Timmy's

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mom finally got him to tell

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her where he was getting all of his new

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stuff . Of course

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she got furious and started yelling

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at him . Timmy pushed

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her back and she tripped on the carpet

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and fell , hitting her head on

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the corner of a coffee table . Timmy

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called 911 and told

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them that his mother tripped and fell

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. Of course he left

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out the part where he pushed her , and

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the police and ambulance arrived and

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took his mother to the hospital

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. His mother

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suffered significant brain

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damage and went into a coma and

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never recovered . Timmy

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had nowhere to go and

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he couldn't live on his own . The

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police questioned Timmy about the

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accident , but he stuck with his

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story that she accidentally

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tripped and fell on her own . Many

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officers from the department suspected

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that Timmy killed his mother

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, but there just wasn't enough

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evidence to make a formal charge

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. Even

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though Timmy wasn't charged with murdering

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his mom , he had

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no place to live . He

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wasn't mentally stable enough to live on

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his own and the authorities

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were thinking about putting Timmy into

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a mental hospital , probably

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for the rest of his life . In

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retrospect , that would have been the

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best place for him and

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society . However

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, this is not what happened . His grandmother

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stepped up and accepted the responsibility

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of looking after Timmy . Why

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? She had no idea what

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she was getting herself into . She

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had long talks with her daughter

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that's Timmy's mother and

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she knew that Timmy was hard to live

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with , but she didn't know what

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she was getting into and she

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also didn't know that she was letting a killer

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, live with her . She

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was used to living with her seven cats

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, most of whom were

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outdoor kitties , who came

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to the back door to eat every day . However

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, timmy didn't like cats

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, and soon they started disappearing

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, one at a time

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, why this was the first

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sign that his new living

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arrangement would not work out very

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well for his grandmother . No

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one really knew what happened to her cats

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, but she had a feeling

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that Timmy was somehow

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involved , since

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his grandmother lived on the outskirts

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of town . Timmy was more

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isolated , but he

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did have a computer and

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he contacted some of his old friends

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that he had met in jail . His

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so-called friends knew that

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Timmy was a couple of beers short of

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a six-pack , and of course they

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took advantage of his willingness

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to commit crimes and sell the spoils

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for pennies on the dollar , and

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this worked out well for his criminal friends

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. So now they just let

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Timmy take all the risks , breaking

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into homes and businesses , and

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they got the loot for next to nothing

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. They would

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stop by and pick Timmy up at his

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house , and then they would

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tell him which homes and businesses

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they wanted to rob . These

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were the only friends that Timmy had

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, so he was more than eager to

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please them at any cost

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. Timmy

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is introduced to the worst people

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in society worst

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people in society . Timmy's sideline business of

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breaking in and stealing things became more profitable as the days turned

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into weeks , turned into months

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. It seems that one

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of his cellmates introduced Timmy

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to a new friend , someone

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lower than pond scum , an

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absolute degenerate

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. Yes , you may

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have already guessed I'm

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talking about a lawyer

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, michael Branson

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III , an attorney specializing

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in wills and insurance claims

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. Why , he's

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slicker than a pocket full of pudding

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. This lawyer

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would help people write their wills

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and make him the administrator

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, and then he would have

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them killed and take

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their money . Michael

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would spend most of his time figuring

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out ways to legally steal money

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from elderly people who

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had worked hard all of their lives

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. Why , if this guy

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were any more crooked , he'd have

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to move to Washington DC

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. This guy would

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steal his mama's egg money

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. The combination

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of Timmy and Michael meant trouble

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for society . Michael

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quickly determined that if Timmy's

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brains were ink he

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couldn't dot an I . So

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Michael started hiring Timmy to

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do all of his dirty work . First

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it was little things like stealing

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cars and running them into

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telephone poles for the insurance

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money , or maybe setting fires

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to homes . Timmy

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made more than five bucks . Michael

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would pay him $100

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per job and all he had

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to do is keep his mouth shut

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. The

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jobs got bigger and

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more involved and Timmy started

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killing people for money . Michael

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hired Timmy to kill people and

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then get rid of the bodies . He

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taught Timmy how to use barrels

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of battery acid to melt the

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bodies of his victims so

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that there would be no evidence his

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victims , so that there would be no evidence . Michael

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owned a machine shop , a business he legally stole from an elderly man during

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a liability lawsuit . This

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shop had many metal barrels

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in the back ready for more bodies

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, and each time

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Timmy would kill someone , he

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would get rid of the body and he would

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earn a crisp $100

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bill . Things

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started going south when Timmy didn't

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dispose of the bodies the way

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that Michael taught him how to do , but

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instead he started burying

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his victims in his grandmother's backyard

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burying his victims in his grandmother's backyard . After several

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months , timmy's personal

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graveyard had seven unmarked

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graves . His

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grandmother asked him about all the piles of dirt that started occupying a portion of the

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backyard and Timmy said that he was looking for buried treasure

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. Timmy

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said that he was looking for buried treasure

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and his grandmother was satisfied with that answer because she knew

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that Timmy was a few fries short

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of a happy meal , so

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she didn't question him about it anymore

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. She believed that at least he

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was doing something harmless . I'm

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going to tell you about Timmy's last

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criminal job . It

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seems that Timmy was hired to kill

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a young woman who had just inherited

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several million dollars

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because her father had died

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. Her husband decided

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that he would like to get his hands

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on her money , so he called

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Michael to help

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him get a big insurance policy

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for her . Michael

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offered to help , for 35%

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. In fact , he would get the

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woman insured and

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then killed . Michael

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said that he had the perfect person

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for the job . Yes

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, it was another job for Timmy

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. Timmy would kill

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the woman and collect another crisp

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$100 bill . But

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this job is different . Michael

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told Timmy that we needed

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the body for proof that she was

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dead . The insurance

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policy required positive proof

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and they couldn't just dispose

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of the body like they did the rest of the

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deaths . Plus , this

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had to look like an accident , not

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a crime , so

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that the insurance company would pay more . A

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car accident might meet the requirements , but how could we get Timmy

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to cause a car accident ? Timmy doesn't

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drive . Somehow we need to get the

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woman in the same car as Timmy

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and then she needs to have

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a fatal accident . The

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husband asked well , why do we even need

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Timmy ? Why does he need to be involved

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? Michael said in

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case the accident didn't kill her

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, timmy would have to finish the

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job . So the plan

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was hatched and the husband

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hired Timmy to do the simple

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yard work at his home , and

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then he was to ask his wife to

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drive Timmy back home . So

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they rigged up the car's brakes so

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that when she pushed on it hard

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it would fail . They also

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rigged the seat belts to fail

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upon impact . Timmy

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was supposed to sit in the back

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and reach over the seat and grab the

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steering wheel and plow

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into a tree on the side of the road

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. Timmy had a bunch

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of yard tools with him , including a machete

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, so the idea

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was to make it look like the machete flew

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forward , cutting off the

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head of the young woman . So

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the plan was put into play . But

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the accident just barely injured the

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woman and Timmy was supposed

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to chop her head off with a single blow

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from the back of her neck . Timmy

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was told to stay with the

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car and tell the police about

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the accident , because

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having an eyewitness would

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make it easier to collect from the insurance

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company , and

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the police arrived to find the woman unconscious

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and Timmy just slightly injured . Timmy

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told the police that the woman had turned

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around while driving to

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talk to him and she had hit a tree

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. The ambulance took

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both Timmy and the woman to the hospital

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, where the woman was pronounced

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dead upon arrival , the

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coroner reported that the woman died

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from multiple lacerations

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, which isn't unusual

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from a car accident . However

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, the 87 cuts

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matched the machete , which

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made no sense at all . It

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was quickly determined that this was

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not an accident . This

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was a homicide , so

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Timmy was arrested for murder

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. The woman went to

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a funeral home and

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Timmy went to jail . The

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police started investigating Timmy's

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story , which began to collapse

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as soon as he tried

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to explain how the woman got 87

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machete cuts during the accident

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. The police went

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to the grandmother's house where Timmy lived

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and searched his room for evidence

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. They found a shovel

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and piles of dirt in the backyard

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, and that's where they dug

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up seven fresh graves to

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find people who had been missing

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during the past year . Timmy's

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secret was now coming

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to light . The FBI

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was called in to help and

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they found all the

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evidence they needed to put

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Timmy away forever . Yes

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, the FBI was on the case . The

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organization that used to

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investigate riddle crimes before

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Donald Trump came along

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came

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along . All of the bodies were identified and the common thread was

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always pointing back to the attorney , michael Branston III . Michael was

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arrested and found guilty and

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sentenced to life without parole

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. Timmy was found

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guilty of murder and he's

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going to spend the rest of his life

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in a mental hospital

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for the criminally insane

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. And that's how it all

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ended . Michael

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spends most of his time trying

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to not drop the bar of soap

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in the shower and

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Timmy spends most of his

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time watching Spongebob

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cartoons .

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As the casket closes on another

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creepy episode , we

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bid you farewell to

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the shadows that danced upon your

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fears . Oh

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, and thank you for joining us on this

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creepy journey into the

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unknown , where the darkness

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whispers secrets and

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the silence echoes within

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your soul . Find

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with someone you want to terrorize . Good

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night , my little creepies . Sleep with one eye open

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, for

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the night is long and full of horror

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. You .