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The Saga of Noah's Ark, one of the Bible's most enduring stories, is now the focus of

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a tantalizing debate. Was there truly a great flood, which Noah, following the instructions

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of God, managed to survive? In recent years, two research expeditions have combed the mountains

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of Eraratt and Turkey. The incredible, both believe they may have found the remnants of

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Noah's Ark in two separate locations. In Austin, Texas, three men noticed a strange

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car cruising their neighborhood. Moments later, they heard the desperate screams of a woman,

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and they were caught up in the search for a poodle kidnapper. Join me for another edition

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of Unsolved Mysteries.

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The Saga of Noah's Ark

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Noah's Ark, one of the most famous and evocative of all Bible stories. As recorded in Genesis,

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the first book of the Bible, God looked down upon the earth he had created and sought to

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become evil and wicked. He came to a righteous man named Noah and ordered him to build an

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ark. And God said to Noah, make rooms in the ark and covered inside and outside with

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pitch. You shall make it with lower, second and third decks. And of every living thing

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of all flesh, you shall bring two of every sort into the ark to keep them alive with

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you. And so it came to pass. God brought forth a great flood. For forty days and forty nights

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rain descended from the heavens. All living things were destroyed, save for the occupants

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of the ark. When the waters receded, God said to Noah, bring out with you every living

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thing of all flesh that is with you, so that they may abound on the earth and be fruitful

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and multiply. So ends the story of Noah's Ark. But for centuries, people have wondered,

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was the story based on fact or was it a legend handed down from generation to generation as

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a symbolic morality play in a hostile and corrupt world? Contrary to popular belief,

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the Bible was not the original telling of the story of Noah and the great flood. In

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ancient Babylonia and Samaria, the same story was recorded thousands of years before the

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Bible was written. Even here in North America, the early Spanish explorers were startled

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to discover the Hopi Indians told a tale that was remarkably similar to the story of Noah's

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Ark. In fact, no fewer than 200 variations of the legend can be found in cultures throughout

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the world, leading many to believe that there was indeed a cataclysmic flood thousands of

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years ago. In recent times, some researchers have seized upon this speculation and gone

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in search of definitive proof, the remains of Noah's Ark.

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According to Middle Eastern versions of the story, the Ark was built near the ancient

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city of Sherapok in what is now Iraq. In the book of Genesis, chapter 8, the Bible says

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the Ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat, which are in present-day Turkey more than

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500 miles from Sherapok. It is a desolate, sparsely populated region rising above the

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headwaters of the Tigris River. In recent years, several separate research expeditions have

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explored the mountains of Ararat. Incredibly, two separate teams both believe they may have

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found the Ark in two different locations, 17 miles apart. One of the sites lies on the

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northeast side of Mount Ararat under a permanent 23-square-mile glacier. In 1969, a Turkish

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businessman named George Haggobian went public with a remarkable story. He claimed that as

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a young boy in 1906, he had actually seen Noah's Ark wedged in a glacier from which

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the ice had temporarily receded. Haggobian described the vessel to archaeological illustrator

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Alfred Lee. He said it looked like a long box, it was rectangular, and the corners were

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kind of rounded a little bit. The sides sloped in slightly. The roof, he said, was basically

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flat with just a slight pitch to it. And there was a stair kind of apparatus at one end.

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His uncle hoisted him up onto this ladder and he walked on up onto the roof. And there,

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all the way down the middle of the roof, he saw these holes. And he stuck his head in

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and it was dark. He shouted and his voice echoed and re-echoed inside. It was hollow.

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George Haggobian went back a couple years later, saw the same thing, but ice and snow

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were beginning to cover it up again.

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17 years later, Alfred Lee was introduced to a man named Ed Davis, who in 1943 was stationed

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in Iran with the U.S. Army. He, too, claimed he had seen the Ark.

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When Ed Davis started talking, the hair on the back of my head just stood up because

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I could hear an echo of George Haggobian from years before.

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Ed Davis' sighting occurred in roughly the same area as George Haggobian's. However,

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when Davis saw what he thought was the Ark, it had broken in two.

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We waited a while and the fog kind of lifted and it shone through kind of a funnel and

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it showed the Ark in the end. You could see in the end of it. And we saw both parts.

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You stand there with your mouth wide open.

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Ed Davis described three decks inside and large cages on the bottom deck, smaller cages

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on the second deck, and on the roof, a venting system with many holes on it so that you could

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see how the light and ventilation could go clear to the bottom deck.

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In this illustration, Alfred Lee has reconciled the two accounts. The intact Ark depicts George

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Haggobian's sighting in 1906. Below are the two pieces as described by Ed Davis.

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However Haggobian and Davis were unable to pinpoint the exact locations of the sightings,

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but their stories helped spark the interest of Don Shockey, an amateur archeologist.

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I can't think of anything more exciting than I could be doing in my lifetime and having

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a small part and seeing whatever it is verified. And we have good reason to believe it's, there

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is something there. We got it. We got to prove it.

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In 1989, Don Shockey launched an expedition to Mount Ararat. The mountain is on the eastern

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most edge of Turkey, bordered by Iran, and the Georgia Democratic Republic, formerly

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a part of the Soviet Union. Shockey chose his destination based upon classified U.S.

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satellite photographs, which had been analyzed by an expert. For three days, Don Shockey

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and his guides made their way up the south side of the mountain.

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Our whole goal was to get to the spot over the top, down the glaciers to this particular

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location and verify what the satellite information had told us.

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However the Turkish government restricts access to the north side of Mount Ararat, foreigners

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are forbidden. One of the Turkish guides, Ahmet, continued on with camera in hand.

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Ahmet crested Mount Ararat and started down the north slope. At this point, at an elevation

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of nearly 16,000 feet, he spotted something half buried in the snow. From a distance of

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300 yards, he took this photograph, which seems to show the end of a rectangular object

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with a peaked roof.

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He came back and I said, is anything showing? He said, a coop, a coop. And I said, why are

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you talking about Ahmet? A coop, a coop, like a chicken coop. Oh, he kind of had a pointed

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top and he said that you could see the outline of it in the side. He said in all of my years,

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he had never seen anything like it. He said there's some artifact there.

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Don Shockey believed that Ahmet might have discovered the remains of Noah's Ark. Shockey

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returned to the United States where he took the photograph to forensic anthropologist

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Dr. Jim Ebert.

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It certainly does not look natural. It looks very strikingly man-made to me. Of course,

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there are no scale cues in here, so we can't really tell how big it is. What I see when

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I look at this is something that stands out from the rest of the terrain and that is what

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looks like a solid structure. You'll never know until you get up there and can see it

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and stand next to it. But the rectilinear outline suggests to me that this isn't a normal part

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of the glacier. In 1990, Shockey returned to Mount Ararat and undertook an extensive

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aerial search. Unfortunately, the site photographed by Ahmet had been completely covered with

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snow. Shockey was forced to abandon his effort, but remains convinced that he has probably

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found the resting place of Noah's Ark. Others disagree.

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We've been told for years that Noah's Ark is on top of Mount Ararat because that's

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what the Bible says and that's not what the Bible says. The Bible says the Ark came the

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rest upon the mountains of Ararat. That word is in the plural.

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David Fossel is a former merchant marine officer and merchant salvage expert who believes that

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the Ark is buried beneath this unusual mound, a full 17 miles south of Mount Ararat. Fossel's

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team has made several expeditions to the area. They have combed the site with a metal detector

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and discovered traces of iron beneath the mound which do not appear to be natural deposits.

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Every 20 to 30 inches approximately we have the remains of an iron fitting or an iron

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pin of sorts that are still there in the soil and discernible.

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Well this is one of 5,400 iron fittings that we've located. Of course we haven't pulled

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them all out of the boat. It's been cut in half by a diamond saw, scanned by electron

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microscopes at Los Alamos National Laboratory and this particular iron fitting is 94.84%

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man-made run iron.

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Looking at the mound from above, the iron deposits form a distinct pattern of intersecting

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lines which Fossel believes is a framework of the Ark. From end to end, the lines measure

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515 feet or 300 cubits. The length of the Ark as recorded in the Bible. The width averages

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85 feet or 50 cubits which also corresponds to the Biblical dimension.

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Given the shape of the thing and the size of the thing and where they found it, I mean

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if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck until somebody finds something else, what

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else could it possibly be but Noah's Ark?

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Are the metal fittings the remnants of Noah's Ark? Some have suggested that David Fossel

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has in reality found the remains of an ancient Mongol fort. Others say it is merely a geological

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formation. However, the Turkish government has declared the mound as the official site

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where Noah's Ark came to rest.

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The man who is in charge, Professor Salih Bayrak Tutan, who is also a geologist, he

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says it's Noah's Ark 200%. It is not a geological anatomy, it's a man-made structure.

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As one of mankind's great mysteries finally been solved in this remote mountain range,

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it seems obvious that Don Shockey and David Fossel are both investigating something very

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unique. But only years of further exploration and detailed analysis will reveal exactly

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what they have found.

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It is tantalizing to think that Noah's Ark may actually exist. However unlikely it may

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seem, such a discovery would not be unprecedented. In fact, it was less than a hundred years

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ago, the archaeologists uncovered the ruins of the ancient city of Troy, which had always

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been considered a myth. Finding Noah's Ark would no doubt prove more elusive. Perhaps

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it is the story best left as a metaphor, a cautionary tale for a world that has grown

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ever more complex and chaotic.

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Next, a young woman is found murdered in Louisiana. Perhaps you can help identify her killer.

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Everything all right out there, Tracy? It's just seated 20 more.

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In November of 1988, 26-year-old Tracy Wofford Bunn began working as a waitress in Baton

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Louis, Louisiana. I think they keep coming back. Save me.

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They arrived from Milwaukee, Wisconsin three months earlier, looking for a new start in

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a new city.

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Tracy was a beautiful person, outgoing, fun to be with. She would do things very spur

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of the moment. She could say, well, tomorrow I'm going to Minnesota. Tomorrow she'd go

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to Minnesota with no care whatsoever, wondering about what might happen, what would happen.

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No care. She knew where she was going.

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Tracy and Solomon Bunn had married in 1986. Two and a half years later, the marriage was

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on the skids, and Tracy turned to her younger sister, Danielle, who lived in Baton Rouge.

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She had spoken many times about leaving Milwaukee to sort of spread her wings and try something

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new, and so she just came to visit me, and we had a really good time. And I introduced

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her to quite a few different type people, and so she stayed with me, I think a couple

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of weeks, and then she went back home and stayed about a week and a half and came back

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down with all of the rest of her stuff.

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Tracy settled in quickly. She landed a job and even found a new boyfriend. It seemed

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like life was starting all over again.

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Then six months later, on the morning of April 1st, 1989, it all came crashing down. Outside

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of an apartment complex, a passerby noticed a young woman apparently asleep in the front

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seat of a car. It quickly became obvious that the young woman was not asleep. Tracy

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Wofford Bunn had been murdered.

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About what time was it when you first saw the car?

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It was about 8 o'clock when I first saw the car, and when I came out, it was about 8.30,

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did you really see what was, you know, was the latest sleep or what in the car?

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Tracy had been raped and strangled to death. Oddly investigators found no sign of a struggle.

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In fact, there were a number of things about the crime scene which did not seem quite right.

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The clothes all ruffled up and her shoes all missing. Would you mind taking me a few shots

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of that?

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Upon examining the body, we could see that the clothes were all jumbled up in a fashion

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that I have seen before, and this is usually when a person has had their clothing put back

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on them and they're either in an unconscious state or they're deceased.

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We also found that the stick shift was broken off in the car. It's lying on the floor board.

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I still believe the vehicle could have been driven, but it would have taken somebody with

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little expertise at doing it to drive it with the stick shift broken off like that.

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The motive is the main thing that has me puzzled is because there was no robbery. The jury

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was still on the victim, the person was there, identification. This was just a total loss

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of life for no reason.

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With no physical evidence to go on, Detective Wheeler turned to the people who knew Tracy

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Best. He started with her new boyfriend.

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We were together and we just rode around for a little while.

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You were in Tracy's vehicle?

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Yes, we rode around.

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Well, when I spoke with the boyfriend, he advised me that about 4.30, March 31, 1989,

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he dropped Tracy off at work and he kept her vehicle. He and his cousin were riding around

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in the car and he was supposed to pick Tracy up at night, at 12 midnight when she got her

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work done.

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Unfortunately, he said the shift level broke off in the vehicle at Texas and East Polk.

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They parked the vehicle and went to the cousin's house about a half mile away.

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Man, let's go ahead and leave it here. We'll come back and get it tomorrow. Let's walk

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on back to your house. Tracy's going to be mad at me.

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Around midnight, Tracy called her boyfriend and learned that he had damaged the car.

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I'm out of here, Timothy.

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She left work and walked to his cousin's house about a mile away.

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How you doing, Eric? What happened to the car?

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It broke. It's broken.

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How did it break?

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I was just, Eric and I were just riding, right, Eric? And the whole shift just snapped off.

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A stick shift doesn't just snap off.

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Well, your shift just snapped. You know all the problems you had getting in the third

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gear. The shift this time just snapped off.

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I don't have any problems. You're the one causing the problems.

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Okay, okay.

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Give me the keys.

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What?

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So I can go get the car and take care of it.

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So what?

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Give me the keys.

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Tracy! Tracy!

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Tracy walked a half mile to her car. Police estimate that she arrived around 12.30 a.m.

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We know she got to the vehicle because it was locked up by her boyfriend. Well, he left

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it there. And when we found the vehicle, that next morning, the keys were in the vehicle.

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But that is the last place that we could positively say she was alive at when she arrived at the

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car.

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An hour and a half later, Tracy's car was driven to the apartment complex where she

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would be found murdered the next morning.

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I was advised by the apartment manager that there was possibly a witness who saw the vehicle

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when it came into the parking lot around 1.30 a.m. And saw somebody walk away from it.

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It didn't pay any much attention to me.

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I feel that Tracy Bond was probably killed between the hours of 12.30 and 1.30 in the

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morning.

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Authorities are particularly disturbed by several unsettling details surrounding the

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murder. Not only had Tracy been raped and strangled, but there were second-degree burns

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on her thighs and on the back of her hands.

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We haven't been able to determine what caused those burns. And we've thought about every

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type of heating apparatus or device you could think of. We just can't find anything that

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would make that particular burn. We also don't understand the method of leaving the body

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the way it was. It was like they wanted this person to be found and they wanted everybody

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to see. I don't know whether these guys were involved in drugs or not, but when you have

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a case involving people in narcotics, if you don't deal with them in the fashion that they

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want you to, they'll make an example out of you.

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I know someone personally that was very heavily involved in drugs and he was, I guess he was

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trying to make some sort of drug transaction, and he was told that that person was the person

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who had murdered my sister.

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I think one of those guys killed a man. Let's get out of here.

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Authorities did investigate a known drug dealer, but found no evidence linking him to the crime.

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It's my feeling that her boyfriend knew something because he had her car that night while she

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was at work. He didn't come and pick her up from work at the agreed upon time. Apparently

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when she went by his cousin's house to pick up the car, he told her that it was broken

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and that you go on ahead and it doesn't sound like a likely story for a person who was supposed

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to be involved with my sister to just sort of throw her to the wolves at 12 or 1 o'clock

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at night.

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Tracy's boyfriend and his cousin were each given two polygraph examinations. They both

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passed the tests and are not considered suspects.

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I always have problems with a stick shift and the transmission getting in that third.

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I worked a number of homicides and this one I feel has just a few pieces of the puzzle

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that haven't fell in place yet and I know it's a solvable case and it's frustrating

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for me as well as for Tracy's family to not know who these killers are because we know

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they're walking around Scott Free today and Tracy's gone.

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It's even now. It's hard to believe even though I've seen her body, I've seen her, I've buried

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her, I've heard all this different information, all the details and everything and still it's

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really difficult to believe because I really don't know what happened and I think if I

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knew what happened I'd be able to believe that it's happened and sort of believe it

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behind me.

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When we return, the touching story of a man's search for his sister, a search which has

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spanned half a century.

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1941, Otama, Iowa. A family is about to be torn apart. Three brothers and a sister have

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been left in the care of their aunt who, fearing for the children's well-being, has contacted

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the child welfare department.

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Walter, Donald, Richard, Delores, I need to take you to your new home now. Come out please.

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You kids get on out here, we're going to take you to a decent home. Come on out.

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Walter, you're a big boy now you're going out to that car, hurry up. Come on.

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At that time there was four of us and another one on the way and I was just probably about

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five and a half years old. I didn't know anything about adoptions or stuff like that and I thought

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we were just going to this home and later on we were going to go back to mama's thing.

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You just hush up and sit still. Sit still.

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Donald's strats mother could do little to prevent the state from taking her children.

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She was pregnant with her fifth child and unable to work. A few months earlier, Donald's

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father had suffered a nervous breakdown and had been institutionalized. The children who

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ranged in age from two to nine years old were usually left to their own devices until the

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authorities stepped in. Two of the brothers were sent to Iowa State youth facilities.

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Donald and his sister Delores were taken to a Lutheran children's home where they were

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placed in the care of the head nurse. You need to take a little rest. Delores, here's your

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bottle. Let me try.

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Even though I wasn't told as boy, I was the baby's center and I played with my sister

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and I enjoyed that and I'd push around a little tricycle and brush her hair and take

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care of her, you know. I always liked to help her because she was my sister.

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Donald, here's some bananas. You feed it to your sister.

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Within days, Donald realized that he and his sister would not be going back to their mother.

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Donald cooperated with the nurse but was always alert for a chance to take his sister and escape.

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This nurse basically, she was busy in the kitchen. She had her back turned to us and I guess

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she might say she was in ten on her job and so I just took my sister out the door right

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for it, you know.

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This was our chance to go home and sneak her out the door down the steps out of this

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whole bottle laid forward and I opened it up and I helped her in on the floor and helped

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her up on the seat. That's why now you sit right there because we're going home to see

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mama.

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I didn't know anything about cars really but I knew if you pushed that button down on

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the floor that cars go.

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I had to look out the window and hang on the steering wheel and then I'd get down and push

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that button. That car go ahead a little bit, you know, and then I'd get up and take another

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look and I started to get this car down there on that main road. I didn't know which way I was

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going when I got there but I knew that road. I came in on it and I needed to leave by it,

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you know.

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What do you think you're doing?

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Let go of me, I don't see my mama.

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You get out of that car right now, don't you know you could kill somebody?

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The car door was just kind of just jerked open and she reached in and grabbed me up by

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the collar and went thrashing on me, you know, and I couldn't tell you today whether she

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put me with her hand or whether she had a board or whether she had a strap or anything

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but I knew she was whipping me but I didn't feel no pain and I was fighting her because

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I was wanting to go home.

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Donald, there's some cookies for you in the kitchen if you'd like them.

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Thank you.

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Two weeks later, unbeknownst to Donald, Dolores was adopted.

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Come on baby, we're going to get you a new home.

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These people come and took Dolores away.

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I didn't know what the deal was but I thought, well, they're going to bring her back here

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because me and her was family and that's all I had.

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I kept asking this woman where's my sister and...

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My sister and she tell me, well, you just don't need to know and it ain't none of your business

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and stuff like that and of course I got unruly and ordinary because I was with my sister.

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The separation was short lived.

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Dolores' adoptive parents sent for Donald as soon as they realized that she was more

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than they could handle.

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Like the nurses at the home, they turned to Donald for help.

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Dolores would adjust to these folks or bond with these folks at first and just cried

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and wanted her brother and stuff because, you know, we'd been together

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and these people were strangers to her.

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She just cried and wouldn't eat or whatever and that's the reason they came and got me

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so I could be a quieting factor, you might say.

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It's alright, Pete. It's alright.

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Under Donald's influence, Dolores began to adjust.

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Donald even stayed on for a few days but was expected to remain well in the background.

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Okay, your turn.

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These people got Dolores where she'd eat for them and play with them

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and they treated her quite well, you know, and I don't know, a day or two, whatever.

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This nurse come back and she said...

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Donnie, you want to go downtown with me?

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I remember looking up and this woman was feeding with a little sister

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and I thought, well, everything's alright, you know, and, yeah, I'd like to go downtown, you know.

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I'm five and a half years old. I love to ride an automobile, you know.

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Of course, I didn't realize this automobile would never go and bring me back

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and we got in the car and we drove off and I haven't seen my sister since.

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I think it's Dolores, you know, almost every day.

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She's still my sister no matter what time is done.

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But I try to catch up with 50 years of time somehow.

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I like to hug her neck and tell her, mister.

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Donald Stratt and his two brothers, as well as another sister born after the family,

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were split apart and were all reunited in 1965.

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Their father remained institutionalized for the rest of his life

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and their mother was granted a divorce.

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Belmistrat remarried and had five more children.

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So now there are nine siblings all looking for their lost sister Dolores.

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Update. Just minutes after we first broadcast this story,

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a woman named Penelope Sue Lewis of Ballover, Missouri called our telecenter

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and identified herself as Donald Stratt's long lost sister.

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Donald was overjoyed to discover that Penelope lived just 50 miles from his home in Stoutland, Missouri.

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Three days later, at a part near Penelope's home,

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Donald, Penelope and their extended families

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gathered for a heartwarming and long overdue reunion.

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Oh, God, it's been so many years.

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I love her. I always have loved her.

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And sometimes when I get along and just think about it, I just sit down and cry.

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And I don't mind crying this time because I'm already there.

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Yeah, already there.

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But it got another surprise for you.

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Soon after Donald arrived,

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Penelope shared a poignant moment with her natural mother, Velma,

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whom she had not seen in more than 50 years.

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Oh.

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I never thought I'd see this day.

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The reunion was a culmination of an emotional roller coaster ride,

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which had begun 72 hours earlier when Penelope sat down to watch Unsolved Mysteries.

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I try not to miss any because I like to watch it, the reunions and things.

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And I thought, you know, I've always thought, well, maybe someday it'll be my turn.

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And all of a sudden it dawned on me,

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well, that's me. That's my family.

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For Penelope, the gathering was also the chance to meet all the family members

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she never knew she had.

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One full sister, two half sisters, three half brothers,

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and countless nephews, nieces and cousins.

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We just probably tried to get everybody acquainted with everybody and just go from there.

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Plain get together. Yeah.

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I felt so helpless.

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I felt like I didn't belong.

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And now I'm at peace.

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Next, a woman is brutally abducted from a car wash in Texas.

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Most of us never imagined that we would become part of an Unsolved Mystery,

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that we will suddenly hear a scream in the night and find ourselves involved in a criminal investigation.

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Yet that is exactly what happened to three young men in Austin, Texas on December 29, 1991,

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all because they happened to cross paths with a kidnapper.

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At 8.55pm, Steve Marks was on his way to meet his two brothers-in-law at a friend's house on Powell Street.

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Less than a block from the house, he pulled behind a tan-colored car.

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That evening in question, I was driving down Powell Street and unnoticed a car in front of me driving very slowly.

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I followed it down the street and I pulled in front of my friend's house.

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The car in the meantime had pulled up into the parking garage ahead of my friend's house.

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And my brother-in-law's arrived about a minute later.

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Mike and Bill Golems had encountered the same car two blocks from the house,

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going the wrong way on a one-way street.

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And when they stopped and we stopped, they looked at us like,

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what do we do next? And we looked at them like, OK, you fools, get out of the way.

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And that gave us an opportunity to see them, but unfortunately,

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there was no reason for us to try to memorize their faces or anything.

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There was just two people passing in the night.

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At 9pm, Mike and Bill Golems rendezvoused with Steve Marks.

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The house where they met was just 200 feet from a 24-hour do-it-yourself car wash.

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I don't know what you're thinking about going out to eat.

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Why don't we go over to my house for some spaghetti?

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When we were on the porch, all we could see was the side of the car wash

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and the vacuum canisters where cars are vacuumed outside of the stalls.

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So when we heard the scream and the car door or trunk slam,

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all we saw was the car pull out.

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As we saw the car pull out the wrong way on Fifth Street,

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I realized that that was the same car that I had pulled behind on Powell Street

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and that had made the U-turn in the parking garage.

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And the car that later Mike and Bill had said had confronted him going the wrong way on Powell Street,

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pulling out onto Sixth Street.

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A few seconds later, Steve Marks and Bill Golems arrived at the car wash.

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Unlike most nights, it was eerily deserted.

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We walked up to the car, we saw a purse, the keys,

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and then Bill suggested I go back to the house and call the police

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because we figured something was wrong.

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The owner of the abandoned car was identified as 28-year-old Colleen Reed,

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a certified public accountant who had lived in Austin for four years.

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Police traced Colleen's movements in the day of the crime.

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She arrived at the car wash around 9, 10 p.m.

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Earlier that day, she had gone to church with her boyfriend.

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Then she spent several hours doing community volunteer work.

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That evening, Colleen went to the market

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and then withdrew cash from her bank machine before ending up at the car wash.

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Police believe that Colleen was kidnapped by the two men in the tan-colored vehicle.

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MUSIC

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No! No! No! No!

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No!

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No!

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No! No!

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We have a situation where after they abducted Colleen Reed,

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they went the wrong way on Fifth Street and almost collided, hit almost two vehicles.

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We have not heard from the drivers or the people that have occupied those two vehicles.

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So hopefully this show will maybe bring these two people forward

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that may have some information that will help us.

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I've almost convinced myself that we will someday see her again,

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that she's being held somewhere.

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And I know that that's what we want to believe.

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And the reality is that's probably not true, but there is a possibility.

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I think about when do I just say,

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okay, it's over, something happened, something horrible.

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I don't know if I'll ever be able to do that.

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I've gone on with my life in a lot of ways.

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I work and take care of my children and do the things I need to do.

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But there's an empty place that I've had a hard time filling.

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Update. A suspect is in custody.

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Just last week, a man named Alva Hank Warley was arrested and built in Texas.

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He admitted involvement in the kidnapping,

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but denied knowing Colleen Reed's current whereabouts.

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However, Warley insisted that she was still alive the last time he saw her.

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Police are now looking for this man, Kenneth Allen McDuff.

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He is 46 years old, 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 245 pounds.

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McDuff was last seen in Waco, Texas.

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нес

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The Diabolical Mind, the very phrase

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evokes a chilling mystique.

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On Sunday, Unsolved Mysteries will present a special report,

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an exploration of the mysteries of the psychopath.

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What forces would transform this impoverished young boy

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into a ruthless dictator?

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Saddam Hussein's bloody and brutal rise to power

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was ignited by a single disturbing trait,

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a cunning mind unchecked by remorse or conscience.

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G. Daniel Walker has been convicted of crimes ranging

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from fraud, to armed robbery, to murder.

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In a remarkable interview, Walker

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provides a revealing glimpse into a diabolical mind.

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It's a violence because fear lives with you 24 hours a day.

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Fear never goes away.

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If you kill somebody, that's over.

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When her husband and children fell victim

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to a series of mysterious illnesses,

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Marie Hillie was a devoted and caring wife and mother.

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In time, her son began to suspect the worst.

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His mother was poisoning her own family.

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The world, as I knew it at that point, just fell apart.

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Everything that my mother had taught me right from wrong,

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I had to go back and re-examine.

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Join me Sunday night at 8 with this very special and very

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different edition of Unsolved Mysteries,

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key studies of the diabolical mind.