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good evening everyone my name is
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from under to terry
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dvd commentary track for
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my twenty , one documentary
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film film nk
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as we listen here to the end of the
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opening credits
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the first question i'm always asked
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when the movie screens
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, festivals is of course how did you
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come to choose this topic and
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it's very simple really
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the drew ditch scares me
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that's an honest a thing as i can say after
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all the stories i've heard as a filmmaker
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over twenty years about strange
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happenings and events the couple of told
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me about traveling all over and even
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witnessing some disturbing things
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it's none of that scares me
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the the drudge does
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the drought it's i think about whenever i have to
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walk across an empty parking lot to my
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car we didn't whenever
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i get just a little far out on the nature trail
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near my house in suffolk county
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new york and the light begins
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to fade the
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took almost a year of on
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efforts to get everyone in this film too greedy go on cameras
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there was research that never seem
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to end and then finally in
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november of twenty nineteen things
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finally fell into place we see here the first
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scene i wanted to open
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, film with my drive to see this man
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donald koska because it was the
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opportunity to open it with
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just a little levity there's there's
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absurdist an to this
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element me i'd been warned
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by the attorney for triad
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packed pictures for cusco was
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likely to pull reversal on us he was apparently an
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unpleasant man before apparently saturday
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ministry incident and , made
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him even colder a
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but of course i had to try since he was one of only four
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survivors of that day easily the oldest
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no matter that attitude we had to try and
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i wanted to show had how far
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we had wanted drive south
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jersey to get to him and this
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of course is all real i told my camera person
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trish will continue to just follow told up on the porch
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here and capture everything in
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the when donald koska opened
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the door we have this have trauma
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here we agreed
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to for every party never said anything
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ever call me again all thank you to court
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heard this point we're not putting you under any
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obligation to share anything you don't want
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to drop a decent by calling
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me it wasn't just if he recalls that pretty what i
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haven't we heard to go
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i do love the thing he says about sending the
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camera to hell i
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, really more stoned than anything else do you
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draw on us out there with the promise of toy story
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or you to check us out before we even
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get inside i don't mind being called and
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you that bind is right here i didn't mind
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mind called the hollywood cool trying to profit
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from tragedy because of the called that before
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but knows i'll have a long drive
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like two hours so we do not
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get to hear mr cuckoo skus account of
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what happened that day in two thousand that the
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then we move no a delay or he
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was the first one to agree to cooperate with us and go on
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camera at the time of this interview
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which begins here do
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, working for travelers insurance
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and their i t department i was really surprised by how
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young you want to have stated imagine my and i
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was that had the wrong know it to lay off risk risk
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had just turned just
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when the drone when came very
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nice guy with his interview guy two
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days of which we only
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see about nine minutes only
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anything sinister no no
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you can't tell from the interviews on the screen
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is that i had been coached is well
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my a psychologist doctor
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elizabeth cows own dot how to talk
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to survivors on catastrophe
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i done it before from my doctoral some
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projects and i deposited no
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i had just been permitted it worth the day before
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we began he had ordered the shirt
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he has on here special rdp
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was not was fan of pattern given disturbed
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as can
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we didn't say anything
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yeah we have no and i going back on
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the seemingly insignificant detail about the weather
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on april twenty seven two thousand
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two weather and rained a little are not an
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, it didn't make a new final cut was about
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how he'd be put in charge of the
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refreshments day day
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administering meeting i would have the have
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which added a very big deal for him he
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took it very seriously and was worried about
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the food getting wet bringing it into the building
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from they've to viruses
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station wagon but i did
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want to show to show differ
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so greatly there's so many conflicting
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reports about given something
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like the weather on april twenty seven
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when i first mentioned lisa whitelaw to
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him here that's the very first time
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i've mentioned her name to him even when we arranged
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music fine i might
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get , kind of reaction reaction
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but know you can see his reactions his
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simple , about hearing
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, name again a lot
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of people to see the movie or really moved
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by this little story he
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tells us how it was his first date
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and any sort of random accidentally
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asking me her on it when they a church
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because she essentially miss heard him through
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too many people standing around talking once the
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next thing you knew he had a deep this beautiful girl
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it really was in a double date as you hear
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him described here like something and of team
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coming of age movie even more g rated than
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a john hughes whereas
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, know i took the bus across town from one
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direction and lisa took one from the
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other and they just just
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about the movie afterwards in the lobby and bought another
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type of popcorn because i didn't really know what to do
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that such good such well
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behaved by well county and
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then i like the part where
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, he like he missed us home so
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nervous and
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they didn't see each other again to
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sell the morning of the twenty seventh two
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days later when and will happen we
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got here for some a dramatic effect this diagram
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you see her of the annex where the
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saturday minister used to meet which is
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connected to proudly baptist was
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done by my assistant ben i wanted
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to get the viewer inside that
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building mentally soon as possible
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when always think about it are watching
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the movie so despite the fact that i'd already
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asked there weren't many questions about
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that dead first significant when you
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hear me speak in the film is this one were
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kinda lisa found themselves in themselves moment when
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the judge came
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it doesn't get much into it here but this was a common motif
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of the meetings of the saturday ministry which had about twenty
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people from town the two thousand to
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a mix of adults teenagers they would meet saturday
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mornings in the spring and summer and
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go dot the businesses
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the church in whatever way was on
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the docket chew
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, opposite sides of the villain
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villain split into two into
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at both groups or problem groups solve
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way to figure out how to get
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more seniors involved how to church that
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was my girl and
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the group lisa was an add something
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to do with beautifying the
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nursery school part
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there is a garden vector thanks
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that was going to be the first half
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of day the problem solver
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and then we'd get together about
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it shout out
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right
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the group's always have to go to the
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opposite you know
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that was different that day we
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usually just one next door but there
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was some kind of painting going on the
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weekends to the whole an axe was
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kind of of mass so i looked up
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fan the was heading out
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the door seven or eight other people
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i read by it but she's me
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there is no room for it in the film but
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the day and that amazes
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me this morley my producer and i went
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, proudly baptist first
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time it really was a revelation revelation
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and in it so demonstrated so
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you really need as a filmmaker to go to
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a place instead of just pouring through archival
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photos and videos it jumped
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out how how like baptists
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complexes basically the shape or
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block you let her see like
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square with one side
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the eastside open so what happened
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was no a delay
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was on one side and
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twenty am and across
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a grassy little quad lisa whitelaw
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was on the other side
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there are big windows running all along
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wrapping
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on way around so noah
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the could actually look across in see
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the room the
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she and the other people from group number two
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were in if he wanted i
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mean the police had to be rebuilt but the layout
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remained exactly the same so
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you would have seen so much especially if it was
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overcast and the sun wasn't creating lot
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of shadows we actually test then
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you can see right away in the slope hand
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across the street how far away
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ones , to sherry road road
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street decided is really was reading
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the various accounts of his from seven and
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even seen the news the me
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to see my siblings or by the person such as or less
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just wasn't true the street is why so
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it's and while and is a parking lot and
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had to be cost the same way it's
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shown himself that hasn't himself and
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hasn't eighteen years yet
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only one person saw the actual process
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of adroit it's from
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one twenty cherry to like
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baptist and the one person nobody else say
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in a car going past nobody else saw
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that movement except you car a timer
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which is incredible and that
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really made it sink in for us just
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how fast everything
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hello and welcome to
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our new jersey
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why and comfort a small
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town living couldn't go hand
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in hand with the benefits citywide
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thing , get your ,
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voted one of the best places
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to live and i'll show you
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all the reasons why in this video
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i am the mayor
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the mere because motto is the
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director of the atlas community playhouse now
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her political career was not all eu
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which leads us to build savoy the
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original owner of the building at one
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twenty road the
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, with him or done in this ugly
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little break room we hear inside
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the train station where train station now can actually
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see an amtrak obi wan point later i
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remember this is a guy who back
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in two thousand to was worth something like
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five million dollars and it really is
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all gone i assure you the
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civil suits against him took everything
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had something
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else it is not shown in d and
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k is the difference in appearance
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of bill underwent between
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two thousand two hundred twenty one shot
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my kids thirty
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five years and eighteen
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this real estate and crookedness
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that he's talking about here and that
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, was engaging in at a time of the saturday
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ministry incident does have a name actually
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called bullfighting bullfighting more
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one twenty cherry fell apart the
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more would actually benefit
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bills company financially because it put pressure
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on the developers to from a good price to for
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the county stepped in and
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and ruined a ruined so
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what a dubious landlord will do is
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to the absolute minimum of repairs
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and just let a building fall apart physically
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in case of one twenty cherry the
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going on for about five years to the point
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where it was barely passing inspections but
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it wasn't costing bill anything by
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playing the long game the landlord just sits
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back and watches the value of value land go
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up there's no financial incentive to
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do upkeep as long as he knows the land is
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getting more and more available get
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a lot of male when the documentary
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was released saying how can you put this
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man on screen why does he get
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tell his story just ,
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the real survivors of that day
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the actual heroes even after she was
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found liable by
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you can see even on the screen here i think
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his regrets and share
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the
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it was like rust on his
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spirit we
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, out that he never even challenge to any
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of the lawsuits against him he agreed to
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to term outright so to
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me it's a case of people needing
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convenient villain
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i think so yeah
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it was a very specific
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set of conditions for so i
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was told
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if your neighbors back in the public that's
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okay because what i want to give you his
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confession they want
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to make it totally clear that i
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accept blame for my part of it
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he was my spiritual
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elsewhere basically
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, so here's mary neary
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neary of the heart of the story for me from the heart
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of the of i
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had tried to persuade her via
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email to talk to me talk now ten
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months no now and then one
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morning she called me on a cell she was
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lying , backseat of
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her car eddie the rest dot just
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down the road from her house she was too drunk
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from the night before should drag
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yourself to work with a hangover she taught fifth grade
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the school closed early the day
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before some staff could attend the funeral
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of a student who drowned and
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seems like that head triggered
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some really bad stuff in her she
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told me very frankly she just really needed the money
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she was facing foreclosure so
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once that payments or was approved
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we had all the survivors mary
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was the one i was really worried about psychologically
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she's very polite woman com she
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lived in this little house where we do the interview she
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liked to take artwork she
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founded and thrift stores and of
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make a jigsaw puzzles on of it's give those
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ways presence he
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was only thirty four when
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the summers made that you can see on the screen and it's
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it's not just the if you lighting in our kitchen she
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seems a fair bit older made
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no secret of or drinking made no secret
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that she was bored lonely
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and
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carrying around a tremendous cases
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survivor guilt she was sixteen
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when the incident happened that
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it happened about three miles from where
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she was living when we filmed
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first they would marry we had to go through more territory than
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i wanted to because really
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, was just worried she wasn't going to last too
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many more rounds of this so so
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day's end i was kind of wiped out i
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guess i compared to when you're
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driving and a heavy snowfalls you know leaning
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forward and and do your focus
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and your worry are so acute
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minutes after minute that when you finally get your driveway
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use your beat not be scattered tension
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headache that's when it was like
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interviewing mary your
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now is a photo of may have to virus
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and she was the one who told mary that
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ten fifteen in the room there that you
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can run down the road and the
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couple of the adults who hadn't been able to get a lift
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to proud baptist just go
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get their car and come right back and maybe twenty minutes
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and she left the room
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and she never actually
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right out of the building the doors on that side
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noted that sixty
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seconds later but to be sound
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but they needed dental
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, to make the identification
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see the moment
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you know when you and do
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they'll kill yourself
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, she's as a kid you know that that
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the sounds like sure that's
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what it sounded like when it broke can other
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room
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the conversation with the first our we spoke
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you can see how to intensive her body language
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is very new oiled sitting
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, upright just
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offscreen to her right very
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strategically eliminated from the
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frame is a bottle of scotch which
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she kept nearby she
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kept drinking from it little
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by little of course three
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hours you'd never know and to
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study the level just kept going down
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and our
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no was telling me voucher save
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your ass dental date as he accidentally
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as to auto
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it was super sweet you
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didn't really keep in touch so much
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you know
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it wasn't meant to be
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the see a movie right and
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, the last
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survivor of the saturday ministries
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and it'll be so whitelaw very
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all american look eighteen years after
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the incident as we didn't mean for her hair
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to look so blonde and radiant
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on film with a light coming through that
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window behind who just happen this
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discussion of movie popcorn we have
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here i just went on and on because
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i wasn't a rowdy they
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get into her memories of the day of the disaster
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he started when i asked her about seeing the movie
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was noah two nights before
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and off we went in a very friendly way about
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our preferences a movie theater popcorn
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which was a nice way to interview her but it didn't exactly
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lead to stirring cinema cinema
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or that was snubbed smaller
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, sort of of
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, to reconstruct
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the creatures from spree
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over ways to the film
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we weren't sure how we were going to sell
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the , this this
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, kansas bag full
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of my son blocks each
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one was about six inches about
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her we spend an hour
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we from up hour
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one long path and
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in the morning up with them back in morning back to
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come home dating
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back to christopher no
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explanation for town think dating back
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told him what we did
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and none of the survivors we show
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indian kegs excluding donald
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kokoschka lived
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more than fifteen miles from proud
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like baptist even eighteen years later when
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we first arrived in town i'd
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never been there we came by car i
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saw a pen and mavis
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was very grey day or so
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gray we had the headlights
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on even though it wasn't raining and
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i could feel something as we passed be
21:35
sign on the side of the road that says welcome to
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atlas the jokes
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logo and such i felt this weird
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negative energy assertive creep
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up my spine totally
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psychosomatic thing but in that moment
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i wondered my god
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why do these people
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still live anywhere near here
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that was like about ten percent of it's popular
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in the three years after what
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happened to doesn't two completely opposite
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of the trend of all the surrounding towns but
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these people did not leave the
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article though also reminded me she
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said can try
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not to say the word for the
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same that attack
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use the word it when you
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can it make
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it easier for them so you can
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see me trying to do that ms interviews as best as
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i could but there are times when it doesn't sound natural
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sound natural i
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think that when donald kokoschka made
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a reference to that one word
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i think that's probably would be was talking
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about
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the river or the any time to think about
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anyone else like all
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for coming on our
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down maybe someone will cause will
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don't remember any conscious thought about
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anything i
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know a good health a for the police coordinated
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and mater both yeah
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i think someone else did try but killed
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save your life
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absolutely he did
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how's he doing
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now here is this extraordinary footage
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this is kind of thing hollywood
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, recreate recreate grainy
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handheld video from the night after
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the attack this isn't a police video
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this is the video an insurance
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investigator insurance is
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going to take us into the building one
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twenty cherry road just cross ran
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just from proud like baptist
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and baptist don't know why this video was taken at night this
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video they probably wanted to sure
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how dark it would have been in there and how
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lights one forces you just
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saw the cracks in the west
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exterior wall there's the camera person has
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passed it it , still a while before
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we understand the significance of the
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crack on he vermin
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inspector and removed and scaffolding
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that was sort of temporarily suing
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it and , had replaced it was
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that simple how something could have gotten into
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and and that space with
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nobody see or
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hear you can see how darkness first floor
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area is no emergency lights are
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on even though the light mounted
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on this person's camera sometimes spots
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the housing or those lights are
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again if only those exit might have been
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on there would not have been the state of utter
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darkness and maybe
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that alone would have been enough to make
24:50
me environment inside his big empty building
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desirable to avoid members being
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forced when he was twenty eight watch
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the footage for some attorney who apparently
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said when you created
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a home for that the
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we're in a small boy one room here i guess
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you'd call it is then the camera
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moves into miss flight of stairs in
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this footage we
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will see the camera ghost of two doors
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and some of that sundance
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said to me after screening well how did the
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dirt it's good , for for
25:25
the top four screws do but
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as you just saw it was a simple
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push bar mechanism that anyone
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or anything can figure out fast
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enough enough we're
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on the fifth floor the camera pans here
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just like the director of a narrative film
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would do even on this is just an
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insurance document really be taken
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totally empty space in all directions
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the man floor you can see how
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attractive this environment would have been
25:56
and event the final piece in the puzzle maybe
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was this standing
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water over that had been leaking
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into the booth it was never proven that the
26:04
storm six nights earlier had caused
26:07
this week it , judged
26:09
more likely than not did so
26:12
maybe if that storm had never
26:14
happened there was
26:16
no available sustaining
26:19
water source
26:20
the attack with ever
26:26
what is so striking about
26:28
all this footage to me is that you never hear anyone
26:30
behind the camera so it was likely
26:33
just one person alone in this building
26:36
that night documenting all these little
26:38
bits of the evidence of neglect
26:41
walking to the dark with a slight mounted
26:43
on the camera i don't think anyone knows
26:45
who the camera person was the
26:49
camera to sort of wanders to
26:51
darker is so much space
26:53
no junk furniture anything it was a florida
26:55
was never use
26:58
here the
26:59
mounted light water out for just a moment
27:01
and you see the reddish
27:04
the night sky through that window near where the water
27:06
had been clicking on the floor and that
27:08
ambient light in the sky
27:11
this was taken would actually have been coming from the
27:13
beacons the emergency crews
27:16
had set up to clean up the wreckage
27:18
of proud like baptist next door
27:21
about thirty six hours after
27:23
the attack
27:27
marry again this was maybe the hardest
27:30
stretch of her interview always
27:35
hard to start over somewhere else we
27:37
don't know anybody to
27:40
find a job
27:44
you talk about the sort
27:47
, geography of your last last
27:50
inside the gym before
27:52
he found you a
27:54
gallon more of a rec room but
27:57
it was a little bit of fitness equipment and now
27:59
summer
27:59
sorry about your work here
28:02
, this map here here
28:04
the left there's another there's it's
28:06
typically closer you didn't run for didn't
28:09
closed the rec room was just
28:11
the first place near he saw wasn't even going
28:13
for he was just seen door
28:16
in the chaos door you when she
28:18
wasn't following anybody and nobody was foaming her
28:20
she assumed everyone was dead you didn't
28:22
go back down near the go down the hallway
28:25
she told me she saw on out the six or seven
28:27
people running i get very confused
28:29
here my the logistics of that moment but
28:32
i didn't want to pressure on that what would have always
28:34
assumed that
28:36
she was in that spot i was pointing
28:38
to on the map on the screen there and the people she
28:40
saw her on the other side of
28:43
the true that's and the joy to choose
28:45
between them so she was totally cut
28:47
off from them no real hope now
28:50
we cut away here because mary blacked
28:52
out we panic to south dot
28:54
thirty seconds to splashed out in a
28:56
chair recipient , the sentence
28:59
and know when she came around she
29:01
told us that this just happened sometimes was
29:03
the big deal in the end we had
29:05
to go mostly with what mary told police
29:08
that it doesn't to which was fragmented
29:10
even then we had had
29:12
of how to present was
29:14
visually with her memory being so unreliable
29:17
so we decided to do this in montage
29:20
showing the actual words on the actual
29:22
pages testimony some
29:24
people could say could say of goes
29:26
against the concept of film being a visual
29:29
medium i would argue that these
29:31
twelve or thirteen shots of be black
29:34
ink on this white paper this visibly
29:36
aging paper showing these words
29:39
are intensely visible photo
29:43
that we cut to you could see that it
29:46
was in the room she escaped to
29:48
in that moment was stack of lottie
29:50
mats and the couple treadmills mary
29:53
rents that little closet area we highlighted
29:55
which didn't even have a door and scratched
29:58
the vacuum cleaner this
30:00
was her defense and then
30:03
immediately the door
30:06
the open
30:07
you can see the door lying on the floor
30:09
very briefly in
30:11
these photos from two dozen to we see on the screen
30:14
now you don't even really see the full extent
30:16
of the burns scout on her face and neck
30:18
the distance from her spot in
30:21
one corner and the door was about twenty
30:23
feet in talking to investigators
30:25
they were able to confirm that even that
30:28
would have been the equivalent of standing
30:31
over and open ovens and to
30:33
dot five hundred degrees and
30:35
the drainage and came closer from
30:38
there
30:46
and he can
30:49
, feel , to
30:52
me favors can can close can eyes
30:55
and then think about quit
31:01
count the seconds before turned
31:04
moved back out of the room
31:06
and room tell me how long
31:08
it was eye contact
31:13
now and wanna do
31:15
that earlier
31:19
because it i think i know i
31:22
just elena four
31:30
seconds actual second
31:32
yeah i'm not some estimation
31:50
so the debate has gone on for twenty
31:53
years now why the drainage
31:55
hesitated with married and
31:57
then retreated mary and no
32:00
one else has never been any evidence
32:02
of , with anyone else and
32:05
i didn't want to clog the film with his theories because
32:08
because takes us too far away from the people the stories
32:10
about so we shot interviews
32:12
on that topic we shot him at rutgers university
32:14
was shot him at iowa maybe
32:16
they'll be extras in the stevie i don't know but the
32:19
me and i just never heard anything convincing
32:22
really the most convincing theory remains
32:25
the eye color theory mary would have fallen
32:28
into that grouping but
32:30
it's so terrible how little evidence
32:32
we have the now twenty
32:34
two years after the dreaded his
32:36
first attack and through
32:38
the six that came since the
32:41
eye color theory still doesn't have
32:43
nearly enough weight or data
32:46
to it to prove anything or
32:48
the solo kills version which
32:50
is another possibility that some experts
32:53
have floated the
32:55
end though it was mary herself it'll be off
32:57
camera that she simply felt she
32:59
was cursed i'll
33:01
never forget her saying that the end of her
33:04
driveway at the time the
33:06
thought that was the runway
33:08
comment i barely get a second thought then
33:11
about a month later when we
33:14
found out what we did adult what
33:16
happened to her in france
33:18
years after the saturday minister
33:20
incident then that comment
33:22
came back to me and it was given a very
33:25
profound
33:26
meaning
33:28
i need to take a break here and i
33:31
don't feel i should talk over this clip from
33:34
the very first recorded
33:36
attack the chain of rocks
33:39
water treatment plants outside
33:41
st louis in ,
33:44
tina turner
34:03
okay we're comeback were
34:06
picking up a little later in the film they
34:09
have to confess i've had a couple of
34:11
drinks before recording this stretches
34:13
commentary because his stretch here
34:17
especially with the lisa stuff it's
34:20
always gotten to me in a very simple gut
34:23
punch kind of way let's
34:25
, up with a stretch of interviews beginning of here
34:27
with you go or hama hama
34:30
a woman who was the first to see something
34:33
emerging from one twenty cherry
34:35
that morning april twenty seventh just
34:37
about ten twenty yukos standing
34:40
here right at the intersection where she'd been back
34:42
in two thousand and two a two i'm
34:47
there's no contest here but yuko i
34:49
just front of america front time
34:51
she was exchange student shoes
34:53
starting her work on her masters in
34:57
civil engineering she'd come to atlas
34:59
to stay with stay cousin they'd never even
35:01
met april twenty seventh was ucas
35:03
for the day america over
35:06
the credits we will see her
35:09
and so rendering of what she saw
35:11
searching across the road he
35:14
did not actually create this
35:16
rendering and just past five years ago
35:19
at age twenty one which wasn't two
35:21
thousand two she said she
35:24
had no artistic talent whatsoever
35:27
she said she , up sketching
35:29
a year after the attack attack
35:32
she's never been sure whether it was maybe
35:34
that morning of april twenty seventh that stirred
35:36
something in or something that needed
35:39
to be
35:40
expressed
35:42
in some way that she didn't that
35:44
has been over dinner and
35:47
she still sketches today
35:52
and here's lisa again and
35:54
i need more drinking is just
35:57
second
36:00
i have to keep telling
36:02
myself even today how
36:05
, she and noah noah
36:07
or really knew each other just couple of conversations
36:10
and church and then the one date
36:12
and the next time we saw each saw not
36:15
even any time to catch up to pick out to be saturday
36:18
ministry it proud like baptist
36:20
and we're almost immediately
36:23
in separate rooms such
36:25
long way between them so
36:28
it is always
36:31
the seemed unthinkable to me what know what did
36:34
i think of myself
36:36
that age sixteen
36:40
and how wrapped up in myself i was
36:42
and the i can't seem to
36:44
make any connection between
36:47
this kid noah and
36:50
even you don't i
36:52
am now i talk whose parents
36:54
briefly didn't want to go on camera i think it was trying
36:56
to uncover that thing
36:59
that was inside him that send
37:01
him out into bed center
37:04
claude out of a classroom where he
37:06
seemed save out of their
37:08
through window onto that grassy
37:10
cloud alone and exposed
37:14
he knew lisa was over
37:17
there and for no other reason
37:19
it's it's not built into our nature
37:22
at that age to go awards
37:25
death
37:26
that if you're a teenager new jersey
37:28
who likes
37:29
the building models and playing kickball
37:31
and and there's no other way to interpret the
37:34
timeline and the madison
37:37
, photographs that noah knew
37:39
what he the risk
37:42
there were
37:43
so many people already dead but he went
37:45
and got the window on that
37:47
side and he saw what he saw
37:50
and he acted this
37:52
, a kid who at ten o'clock was so worried
37:54
that he might screw up bringing those
37:56
refreshments he was thinking oh my
37:58
gosh did my buying of ice
38:01
is the ice for the suit is
38:03
melting to sanders did i not
38:06
bringing a non sugary stuff
38:08
because we have two diabetic same kid
38:11
the
38:16
nagging thought of fourth year for
38:18
a bit between the sexes her know
38:20
and lisa and after the first time we take
38:22
the camera inside
38:25
, d rebuilt thousand a status
38:27
complex missed some some
38:29
videos we the end of what
38:32
everything looks like between about
38:34
nineteen ninety two and nineteen ninety
38:36
nine
38:41
remember know i would give us trail
38:43
mix and we interviewed him ice
38:45
tea and trail mix you
38:49
remember about people are , around
38:51
his apartment and i would get an inexplicably
38:55
that and at night i would go home and
38:57
i would think of
39:00
course these should be together
39:03
today , day who should be married
39:05
to each other why shouldn't one
39:08
beautiful little thing of come out of all this
39:10
instead of them never having
39:13
even the second date and lisa
39:15
getting married to someone else widest
39:17
have to be this way and not that way i
39:21
came to rationalize it for my own peace
39:24
of mind by looking at it like the
39:26
now had a kind of bolland that can never
39:28
be broke maybe that's the narrative i
39:31
can live with it wasn't meant to be that they should
39:33
keep getting and fall in love maybe that was to
39:35
normal it was meant
39:38
that they have something else
39:40
that's unseen end the
39:43
ending and
39:45
the serious
39:47
did you know your arm was broken
39:50
there was no
39:53
can look down at
40:51
the have to separate
40:53
so i guess you call them during the filming
40:57
the documentary was something i'd never experienced
41:01
mary came first we're seeing here
41:03
is the second day of interviews and using definitely
41:05
bomb hung over her we weren't getting very
41:08
far here and was not a very good taste know who's
41:10
i tried to get a few more details from her
41:12
about what , was like
41:14
to see the shortage so close to
41:16
told out and move on
41:19
as i recall it to that night and more than
41:21
called me up you just been continuing very
41:24
conventional background research on the runway shown
41:26
the film nothing terribly invasive
41:28
and an old friend of mary's from
41:30
back then when i think didn't like
41:32
her very much or keep his name potentially
41:35
he's had been well you know about to de souza
41:37
right and then that
41:40
neither one of a said something that married
41:43
kept from us not an outright lies
41:45
each just didn't want to pull that dame out from the past
41:48
understandably she changed her name
41:51
two thousand four and the
41:53
french police in the french courts had gone
41:55
to considerable length to keep her identity
41:59
secret we talk on the screen
42:01
here i don't know yet about the standard
42:03
for of life watching
42:06
, movie now it's me it's very obvious
42:09
how distressed was looking rise
42:11
and i know that she was an encrypted something very
42:13
dark but to her credit she
42:15
says here and she has answered my questions
42:17
synergy not been more one of the victims
42:20
was screaming was he tried to run away
42:23
and originally we thought of naming the film
42:26
that , phrase screaming
42:28
right down to the broken grammar there's
42:30
a monster got in the room but
42:34
mary told us later this day after we stopped shooting
42:37
pool that you can be true that's what the words
42:39
were exactly so excited next
42:45
there he has been found out about de de souza and
42:47
now here we are this speech
42:49
exterior of santarem in
42:51
it and share guess i'm
42:54
, france or dot pronunciation this
42:56
is absolutely the last place in the
42:58
world i thought we'd wind up up
43:00
this documentary this days footage was shot
43:02
on actually is the very last
43:05
shot we regard for the film's exterior
43:08
i'd never been inside he women's prison
43:10
before much less in france and the
43:13
location of caf prison specially
43:15
strangers on the former side of the
43:18
the largest mental hospital in the country
43:21
to a close to nineteen fifty for the land
43:23
the old building look down on the town from hill
43:25
winner in a very intimidating
43:27
way then when the region needed
43:29
a location to build the new women's prison
43:31
they chose that exact spot i
43:34
on the hill it's a small building in
43:36
the center courtyard with in the
43:38
walls of p former
43:41
mental hospital that's how big it was and
43:44
i can't really put into words
43:46
how dire the atmosphere in that prison
43:49
with an awful place to be listing
43:53
says i was twenty four
43:55
who was convicted she'd been
43:58
the prison for more than four years
43:59
or this time in
44:03
may of twenty fourteen
44:06
a group of american and canadian tourists
44:08
in to lose and registered
44:11
for their hotel to go on a day hiking trip in the
44:13
countryside very common sense now
44:15
and together in a van six people
44:17
total including the driver from the
44:19
hotel when they got to
44:21
a small parking injury
44:23
in the woods there was one other
44:25
vehicle there and three
44:28
people immediately got out of this was the
44:30
de souza and his
44:32
brother and sister and they
44:35
abducted the group the
44:37
band more than an hour away marched
44:39
amounts to the woods to the
44:42
struggling family farm on
44:44
this is a ransom scheme did he is
44:46
older brother the on had
44:48
been arrested two years before for burglary
44:50
and assault and he then
44:53
died in prison but what was
44:55
left of the sousa family were
44:57
not a living together on the farm for several
44:59
years they did not believe
45:01
he had died in prison they insisted that
45:04
dom had in fact been
45:06
taken away to a secret base
45:09
somewhere in france as part of a secret
45:11
program to impregnate
45:14
humans with alien
45:17
spawn this
45:19
is their belief they they demanded
45:22
that dumb be returned
45:24
to them or their american
45:26
the end canadian captives
45:28
would be though by
45:31
most accounts did he is younger sister
45:34
and younger brother had been relatively stable
45:36
people the had no conflicts of the law or their lives
45:38
until he moved back onto the farm after
45:41
their parents' death and slowly they seem
45:43
to fall under
45:46
the spell of is extreme
45:48
beliefs and in the and
45:50
is is complete insanity
45:53
the hostage situation
45:56
stretch on for six days
45:58
november of twenty fourteen it was very faint the
46:00
reason in france presse of course a field
46:02
day with it but they didn't understand how
46:04
dark and deranged
46:06
did he really was the
46:09
sixth day when it was obvious he was
46:11
going to get what he wanted and they'd been isolated
46:13
and cut off he ordered
46:16
his younger brother luke and
46:18
his sister ernestine who
46:20
take the hostages' individually into the
46:22
woods and killed the
46:25
ernestine refused and
46:27
snuck off form he intended
46:30
to find the police and help them intervene
46:33
one
46:34
first
46:35
was chosen to live who's actually
46:37
let go to make a way to the countryside
46:39
always you to do was promise not to tell
46:41
anyone where they were
46:43
the woman who had been
46:45
inexplicably spared me
46:48
saturday ministry incident
46:50
very neary
47:02
it was used to live he could he have he
47:04
said they didn't always said represents
47:06
chocolaty city
47:09
lot of on a gentle managed to fail it
47:11
was the order that i was told was told with photos
47:13
to the i was worried about some remote another
47:16
on out so he said to do it in
47:18
a certain order productivity
47:26
know when you may want suffocated
47:29
before that he followed because
47:31
he was the strongest and the talked the most
47:46
only you over no denying any
47:49
visited any may or yeah this isn't
47:51
a good the discuss of a deal to
47:55
do not kill out
48:05
the latest release of city super super
48:07
pointed be this on door to the latest
48:09
book club
48:10
he
48:12
declined to the i wasn't thinking straight on both
48:14
went on a none of us were leonard
48:16
yeah he like it was just said getting
48:19
a little said she'll i showed him kindest
48:22
and that she shouldn't be harmed got
48:28
a stumbling around because i couldn't see much
48:32
that substance the gotten all over my face
48:34
and in my eyes the
48:36
a mess that it's sprays out
48:39
the show my face and my trust burning
48:41
him there is lisa
48:44
screaming the where was she
48:46
in relation to the kurdish he
48:50
was distracted by a bunch of cyrus horns
48:52
a came once for the parking
48:55
lot she
48:57
was able to run toward me she was about
48:59
i don't know twenty feet away orange
49:04
i think distracted and
49:07
sort of this man running for the both of us
49:09
but the man didn't make it you
49:12
talked with something about doing something
49:14
strange yeah some
49:18
reason it started to kind of screamed
49:22
so loud that drowned out everything that
49:25
family there
49:28
was pretty horrible it
49:30
was like anger
49:33
there is more like
49:35
no staring down at this
49:38
poor man the floor
49:41
what of the done to him started
49:44
to scream i can add some kind
49:46
of triumph
49:50
are you got everything it was just
49:54
the old and it's euphoria
49:58
for those listening now
50:02
when , feels under assault
50:06
the relentless
50:09
the road it will
50:11
reportedly you
50:15
a function of it's biology it's
50:17
chemistry no one who survived
50:19
april twenty seventh actually saw this happened but it must
50:21
have the evidence was found everywhere the entire
50:23
hallway in that part of the buildings coated with that black
50:25
white substance the
50:28
drought it's since
50:31
we inflate it's
50:33
upper limbs
50:35
the
50:37
i pour
50:39
rush into them from the lower
50:41
part of it's body and then when the loons
50:43
reach a point of max
50:46
i'm i'm
50:48
that city and they are utterly standard
50:51
which gives the appearance the
50:53
drug which has almost doubled in size
50:56
there is an eruption that's
51:00
the only word for it the limbs are destroyed
51:03
and the i color is
51:05
released at it's highest temperature every
51:08
direction and then
51:12
the creature has to go to mode of self preservation
51:14
until regeneration of the loons takes
51:16
place but nothing's going to survive
51:19
that eruption of the pieces of it's own self
51:21
the substances lethal
51:24
until it's he'd and it's acidity
51:26
can be brought under control or efficiently which
51:28
is with the rescuers the
51:31
of the bodies in the hallway could barely
51:33
be identified the
51:37
point where we made the choice to truly break
51:39
from the reality read established through all
51:41
these very plainly shot interviews
51:43
because what noah describes
51:45
, hear the visual image of so powerful
51:48
to me i thought maybe it's time
51:50
in the film from become something different so we
51:52
went to animation the
51:54
woman who created these animations is
51:57
stacey westberg says one many awards
51:59
for work
51:59
i was lucky to get
52:01
we took some artistic liberty here both and need
52:03
description of what it looks like back then and
52:06
what happened inside the building but an essence we're seeing
52:08
what they did we were true even
52:10
to a the detail of know
52:12
our our how he took a hold of lisa
52:14
by the upper arm or by the hand but by
52:17
the upper arm and of desperation
52:19
almost like you'd see a bouncer leading someone out of
52:21
a bar by force until we
52:23
did it was nothing as romantic
52:25
as pulling her by the hand the hand has shown
52:27
here
52:28
here we have the
52:31
animation telling the rest of noah
52:33
and mrs story in silence except
52:35
for the music the last most
52:38
of the vision in his left eye that point there's
52:41
a photo of space reporter turkey can see
52:43
it online lisa
52:46
was there guys the last hundred feet she
52:49
made the final very smart
52:51
split second judgment to double
52:53
back and head through the north
52:55
exit guiding him
53:00
the destructive the fact that no experience
53:02
to the hallway was dark because of the dust
53:05
clouds that were created
53:07
from me the portion of
53:09
the roof collapsing with is totally free
53:11
thing what happened was that there
53:13
was a police vehicle the van parked across the street
53:15
and we got married sixty seconds
53:17
before and the son had
53:20
, she can lose the clouds bit and reached
53:22
a certain angle angle
53:25
it in the footage very dramatically
53:28
and powerfully almost blindingly
53:30
of one of the mirrors
53:32
and it's shown this is hence square
53:35
of light toward noah
53:37
and he pulled lisa toward back
53:40
for seconds out of some kind of exploit
53:42
kind the dark the will only
53:45
a single after
53:48
showing to an open window just briefly
53:50
and here this us
53:53
burger draws for a second a very powerful
53:55
way with no actually
53:57
so looking so young rowing
54:00
the cost the surface and dark
54:02
roiling see red sky
54:04
them and me see a
54:07
beacon on land drawing them
54:10
your way of escape they
54:13
have to contend with these terrible waves
54:17
the pair
54:26
i left my house on monday night
54:28
it so
54:38
drunk i would go out the
54:42
shotgun and i'd given the car
54:45
and had for the fine the
54:49
guy going to jail so that
55:03
so what we do here was take the camera
55:05
out is always at night we tried to find the spot
55:07
roughly where bill savoy went
55:10
at night and two thousand and two and was looking at
55:12
all and been so many years has been so
55:14
drunk and
55:16
we wound up going up and down this fire road
55:18
sleaze or the pine barrens is south
55:20
new jersey the screen here so
55:23
vast and empty bill
55:28
was convinced we're on the right track but
55:30
going twice up and down this route it's
55:33
just the fog lights was getting us anywhere but
55:35
finally said pullover said pullover
55:37
we did to ditch basically
55:39
because he had recognized impossible
55:42
as it seemed to he'd recognize to be entrance
55:45
to the tiny cemetery tiny the woods
55:47
to start ten graves it was it was war
55:49
cemetery totally overgrown
55:53
and we got out and he said that was where he
55:55
had started walking randomly for
55:57
about an hour with the shotgun team sobering
55:59
up you want of doing this big wide
56:01
loop in this spot and
56:04
about the halfway point the
56:06
heard the sound that he begins to talk
56:08
about here but he
56:11
had trouble describing it's we cut that part
56:13
out so what i did the
56:15
was accessed is vast
56:18
sound effects library through try
56:20
to take pictures and i wanted to play for bill about
56:23
, dozen sounds kind of like what he was
56:25
trying to describe and on
56:28
the third or fourth cody said that that's
56:32
when i heard this
56:34
is not in a movie we decided it was more effective
56:36
to just like a camera wander
56:39
here to the woods silently
56:41
so dark which brings us thematically
56:44
back to the sequence do the beginning when we were
56:46
wandering inside when tony cheery
56:48
road
56:50
in that moment when bill heard
56:53
that sound all alone and
56:55
outside to in the morning ten
56:57
, outside town keeping
56:59
the pine barrens barrens
57:01
told me he was he that
57:04
you wrote it was near as this
57:06
one in a million chance was real and
57:10
when was to run
57:18
hello everyone doing
57:21
, bit of a real life jump
57:24
cut here the last one the
57:26
do i think
57:30
now three weeks
57:32
after recorded the first part of this
57:35
dvd commentary it's october
57:38
well
57:40
i wanted to take
57:42
some time and think about when i've said
57:44
on this recording some for something
57:47
has happened out here in the real world
57:49
which understandably
57:51
made me
57:52
the house
57:55
three weeks ago in
57:57
grand junction colorado the
58:00
family visited an
58:03
old house they had
58:06
inherited from relative they
58:08
didn't grandmother house in the country so
58:10
this family for drove out to to appraise
58:13
what repairs would need to be done
58:15
to solve the place it wasn't in very habitable
58:18
condition but they did intend to stay
58:21
the whole weekend there
58:25
outback well
58:26
behind the house imagine
58:29
weeds was an old
58:32
the land horn rv from the seventies
58:35
totally this repair
58:37
upon pox basically noted
58:40
touched in years the
58:42
be the seats in the tabletop
58:44
inside it had been pulled out
58:46
long ago by a neighborhood
58:48
autumn for twenty dollars the
58:52
the mother and father to their two
58:54
children not to go new the rv
58:56
limited off limits for the weekend because
59:00
who knew what sort of injury they could get inside
59:02
that big old thing
59:05
the lambert's family
59:11
the
59:16
the french charlotte of this all these years she
59:20
was a total far cry from not to that extent
59:22
snuff you
59:24
remember the whole context
59:26
not really
59:29
how dot edu care any
59:31
recollections now not
59:34
censor junior year
59:42
so mad defensive and was not the movie
59:44
noah cut it totally wrong showed
59:47
, at seven made it was like a date
59:50
benjamin was
1:00:00
the and good
1:00:04
don't know what the point is it's going all
1:00:07
, way back to that cover
1:00:10
a snapshot of what happened what couple of days
1:00:12
before the attack
1:00:16
i think you want it all to be something it never
1:00:18
was an earthquake keep ,
1:00:20
back to it no absolutely
1:00:23
no
1:00:29
sweet but he is definitely
1:00:41
just some little
1:00:43
, we would say you know talking
1:00:45
about which boys we liked for
1:00:48
dating and which ones we didn't
1:00:50
but where the letters
1:00:58
you know
1:01:03
six months after their
1:01:05
interviews were shot film mary
1:01:09
neary the hall the
1:01:12
savoy on the phone she found
1:01:14
him and called him having never met him she'd
1:01:17
just read about of in some article connected
1:01:19
to the making of the documentary and
1:01:22
she called just to express
1:01:25
her empathy they
1:01:27
met and the next
1:01:29
i heard they've gotten
1:01:32
involved romantically but not
1:01:34
in very traditional sense
1:01:37
the two people in the film though i literally had dreams
1:01:40
about being together never would be never
1:01:42
will be but ill and
1:01:44
mary the now connected
1:01:47
they became to each other at exactly the
1:01:49
necessary moment in our lives
1:01:52
they found each other and other next time maybe
1:01:55
bill told me about a time last
1:01:58
year when the
1:02:00
he marry were just walking around town
1:02:02
together they tended to be outdoors a lot in
1:02:04
places with lot of people understandably
1:02:07
even though bill was nowhere near proud
1:02:10
like baptist on april twenty seventh
1:02:12
two thousand seventh in recent years
1:02:14
he developed a deep growing
1:02:16
fear of enclosures and
1:02:18
dimly lit places they
1:02:22
walked through barbecue
1:02:24
festival or something and and some guy
1:02:26
kept standing too close to marry
1:02:28
behind her and a soda line then
1:02:31
she turned on the sky and was verbally
1:02:33
vicious to him at
1:02:35
random really stoned bill the
1:02:39
told me he wrestled with that for
1:02:41
days thinking of how the two of them are going
1:02:43
to deal with each other's pain
1:02:45
day after day it didn't seem like
1:02:47
it work any
1:02:50
problems of at one point standing
1:02:52
in front of one twenty
1:02:55
cherry road the very
1:02:57
busy building that replaced
1:02:59
the one you don't long ago
1:03:02
and , when he forced himself to
1:03:04
climb up to the fifth floor the
1:03:07
seven floors now all filled up and
1:03:10
he went into the men's room next
1:03:12
to a dental lap up there and
1:03:15
you and himself in the mirror just
1:03:18
stood there
1:03:20
the started saying himself over and over again
1:03:23
the word relentless
1:03:27
we'll landless he
1:03:30
decided that their best
1:03:32
chance to kill
1:03:34
the same that had been hiding been hiding
1:03:36
building
1:03:38
was for he and married to keep
1:03:41
waking up together day after day
1:03:44
and never stuff
1:03:47
that about ten o'clock on the first night
1:03:50
of the lampard family
1:03:52
stay at their new the country house
1:03:54
in grand junction the little
1:03:56
boy jesse the
1:03:59
sound mouth
1:03:59
it
1:04:01
the would oppose father about it but it never
1:04:03
came back so the man
1:04:06
adam lambert decided
1:04:08
it was a lovely ny to show his son
1:04:11
the stars and take him out to where the
1:04:13
grass soutar shown some nature
1:04:17
the started there was a harmed
1:04:19
out behind that old dinosaur
1:04:22
of land or nervy
1:04:24
the
1:04:25
fifty yards behind it he hadn't known about
1:04:27
it just a very small pond
1:04:30
may be the size of a golf
1:04:32
green there is still
1:04:34
water and
1:04:37
they saw ducks sleeping
1:04:39
beside it and adam
1:04:41
lang part the do his wife
1:04:44
hey
1:04:46
maybe we should stay
1:04:50
i don't know what the endgame is try
1:04:55
to share some true stories
1:04:57
with people
1:04:59
wouldn't
1:05:00
find him otherwise vegas
1:05:03
the one thing you never
1:05:06
really have to feel as
1:05:07
is that that
1:05:09
be sitting
1:05:12
, their couch and like
1:05:14
you're choosing around the channels
1:05:17
though every channel now has
1:05:20
these rows and rows of little sisters
1:05:23
the title of each
1:05:24
hundreds and hundreds
1:05:26
of little boxes and one
1:05:28
day out as out as happened in always
1:05:30
thought this door
1:05:32
but you
1:05:33
worked hard of personally you
1:05:35
get their most there is you're
1:05:37
trying to say something funny movie watcher
1:05:39
some some
1:05:41
, cruise thing in in
1:05:44
city's see that said that
1:05:47
oh well a a fear laces
1:05:50
it's a some the pile of all the other stories
1:05:53
assembly lines of assembly pumping you
1:05:55
know and you still have square
1:05:58
people square slipping past because
1:05:59
grabby enough deployments
1:06:04
the my thing you should feel guilty
1:06:06
about it but like all this
1:06:09
all this effort with a license
1:06:11
cam such as
1:06:14
hell that's how
1:06:16
all this stuff winds up
1:06:21
that's about as far away from
1:06:23
understanding the shoes of people's
1:06:25
experience the see things yes
1:06:37
i'm scared of the judge
1:06:40
the believe i have said fairly
1:06:44
recently i tossed oxford
1:06:46
professor was really
1:06:49
scared of flying really scared
1:06:52
and he had to be used out about odds
1:06:54
are you want how safe it is of course we
1:06:56
all know that what
1:06:59
is
1:07:00
the universe
1:07:02
doesn't work the way we think one
1:07:04
of the thing where most afraid of in
1:07:07
our own individual reality that we
1:07:09
live in and that no one else truly
1:07:12
, were touches what if
1:07:14
that's how each of
1:07:16
us will dot by
1:07:18
this man's logic if that's the
1:07:20
case
1:07:22
then it's it's road h
1:07:24
the will somehow find me one day
1:07:26
one of them billion chance find me
1:07:28
in a vulnerable moment
1:07:30
out on the trail maybe and sense
1:07:33
me from ah the mean
1:07:35
where it's hiding
1:07:37
stock me burn me
1:07:40
the they're me to pieces the
1:07:44
more i think about this processors theory
1:07:46
the more it makes a
1:07:48
kind of strange very elemental
1:07:51
sense crawling
1:07:54
lurching weeping
1:07:56
what's life away
1:07:57
it's the drought it
1:07:59
i think about
1:08:01
no one can answer
1:08:03
the question where
1:08:05
is it now
1:08:10
and he and music tix
1:08:13
yourself we
1:08:15
don't have to be with these people anymore
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