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This program is about unsolved mysteries. Whenever possible, the actual family members

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and police officials have participated in recreating the events. What you are about

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to see is not a news broadcast.

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December 12, 1985. A chartered plane went down in flames outside Gander, Newfoundland,

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Canada, killing 248 American soldiers. Officially the crash was ruled an accident caused by

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ice on the wings, but eyewitnesses tell of intense fires that could not be extinguished

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and a mysterious cache of weapons recovered from the wreckage. The young GIs have fallen

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victim to a terrorist bomb.

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As a child, Peggy Lloyd was haunted by the elusive vision of a brother she barely remembered.

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Only the discovery of an old snapshot launched Peggy on a determined quest for answers. Perhaps

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you can help end her search for her long lost brother.

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The terrible tragedy in Waco, Texas has focused the nation's attention on the scattering of

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religious cults across the United States. In one cult unrelated to the Branch Davidi

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insect, Nelson DeCloud was seen as a dynamic, charismatic messenger of God by his followers.

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However, according to one member who fled the cult, DeCloud used his position to demand

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sexual favors from some of the women in his congregation.

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Also tonight, a moving and joyous update. Thanks to our broadcast, two childhood friends

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separated for more than 30 years and been reunited. Join me for these fascinating stories of tonight's

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These men were members of the elite 101st Airborne Unit of the United States Army.

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On December 12th, 1985, they were among 248 young soldiers cut down in their prime.

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All killed instantly when their transport plane crashed in Gander, Newfoundland.

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It was the worst single-air disaster in US military history. Officially, the crash was

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written off to ice on the plane's wings. But many of the young men's families, as well as

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several key investigators, believe that the true cause of the Gander tragedy remains an unsolved mystery.

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On December 11th, 1985, the 101st Airborne left Cairo, Egypt on a chartered air-aware DC-8,

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much like this one. They were going home to Fort Campbell, Kentucky, after a six-month

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peacekeeping mission in Asinai. Following one stop in Germany, they landed for refueling at the

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Gander, Newfoundland airport in Canada. An hour later, just after takeoff, tragedy struck.

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The DC-8 crashed less than three miles from the Gander control tower, killing everyone on board.

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The wreckage was scattered over an area 1,300 feet long and 130 feet wide.

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Almost immediately, a man purporting to represent the terrorist organization,

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Islamic Jihad, telephoned a US consulate in Algeria to claim responsibility.

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Nevertheless, US Army officials, who arrived in Gander within hours,

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quickly discounted the possibility of terrorist involvement.

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Later, a Canadian board of inquiry stated that ice on the plane's wings had brought it down.

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However, four of the board's nine members publicly dissented,

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insisting that ice did not cause the crash.

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There was certainly some kind of an explosion, and a small explosion that disabled the control system

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that led to the sequence of events that led to the disaster. But what caused that explosion,

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whether it was sabotage or whether it was the accidental detonation of some kind of military

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equipment that was carried down against regulations, we really don't have a better idea than we had in 1988.

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The dissenters were particularly disturbed by the pulverized state of the wreckage.

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Usually in a takeoff crash, large sections of the plane remain intact, and many passengers survive.

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A normal kind of takeoff accident can be quite serious and can involve a fire,

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but basically the aircraft isn't completely destroyed.

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it doesn't give the fuel a chance to mix with oxygen like you need for an explosion.

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You get an explosion when the aircraft crashes with partial tanks,

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and takeoff accidents are usually survivable.

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The U.S. government claimed there was no evidence that an onboard explosion had caused the crash.

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They steadfastly denied that either explosives or ammunition had been carried as cargo.

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Eyewitness reports from the Cairo Airport, however, cast doubt on the government's position.

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The 101st Airborne waited for eight hours while they were transferred to a larger plane.

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In the process, the duffel bags of 41 soldiers were left behind on the tarmac to make room

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for several large wooden boxes. Many believe the boxes contain some type of classified weapons.

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At the Gander crash site, one of the rescue workers, Harvey Day, says he saw five wooden boxes.

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I decided to walk down to see what was in this area. I got about 10 feet from it,

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and this military guy walked up towards me and said, you better go back.

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But I stopped and looked, and I saw what people were beginning to say didn't exist.

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I saw five large wooden boxes. They were black, a bit burnt from the fire, and I saw herms,

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rifles, and I saw things like missiles and little metal boxes. They looked like ammunition boxes,

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tell me, it burns out, he said it cools down to the point where we can remove what's there.

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Within weeks, Harvey Day and several other rescue workers began to complain of health problems.

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its crash investigation records for a period of 70 years. However, several government agencies,

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deny that any such records exist.

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if it were simply ice. We know that there had to be something very, very politically embarrassing

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that could have been very harmful to the Reagan administration that had to be covered up.

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As one family member put it, she wants to know if her family member died protecting this country,

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or if he died because our government was protecting itself.

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In the early 1980s, the United States government had begun illegally selling arms to Iran in a

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covert and Byzantine operation now known as Iran Contra. The operation, ostensibly aimed

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at freeing American hostages in the Middle East, was apparently in jeopardy at the time of the

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Gander crash. Just a few days before the crash, Colonel Oliver North warned in at least two

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separate memos that the United States, wrist, quote, a renewed wave of terrorism. A U.S. reversal now

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could ignite Iranian fire. The hostages would be our minimum losses.

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or an international incident or both. And whatever the reason was for the cover-up in 1985

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still exists today. U.S. government investigators did appear to be behaving strangely.

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First off, the crash site was bulldozed within three months, a highly unusual practice.

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The U.S. Army says it was done simply to discourage souvenir hunters. Secondly,

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the remains of the plane were quickly disposed of, buried in a dump, again, highly unusual procedure.

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As a rule, downed airplanes are virtually reassembled in order to study the crash.

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One of the young men who lost his life at Gander was 23-year-old Sergeant James Douglas Phillips,

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the only son of Dr. Douglas Phillips, a pathologist. Disillusioned by the official reports, Dr. Phillips

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and his wife, Zona, formed an organization called Families for Truth About Gander. They requested

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several scrap sections from the DCA and were surprised when the government sent them.

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An expert, hired to analyze the scraps, claimed the outward puckered edges showed that a blast

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had indeed occurred inside the plane. I think the airplane exploded in midair and then went down

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and hit the ground with a gigantic fireball ensuing upon hitting when the fuel ignited.

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was still in flight. Dr. Phillips turned up one final chilling fact.

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Autopsies revealed that many of the dead soldiers had a significant amount of carbon monoxide in their bodies.

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The toxicology report showed that the victims had indeed breathed in

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carbon monoxide prior to the plane hitting the ground and exploding. This had to be from a detonation,

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a fire or explosion on board the craft. I guess the thing that bothers me the most is there are

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people out there living ordinarily, ordinary day life, going about their business and their jobs

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and they know what happened and they won't tell us and they won't help us.

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While the committee did criticize the government's lackluster post-crash investigation,

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it stopped short of recommending a full-scale reinvestigation. The families of the dead men

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are left to wonder why and how their sons, husbands and brothers really died.

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Next, a woman discovers that her long-lost father was a circus clown with a broken heart.

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During the Second World War, more than 16 million American men and women were called upon to serve

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the country. Inevitably, many families would not survive the stress of wartime separation.

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28-year-old Lee Curley Lloyd was one of those whose marriage was a casualty of the war effort.

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While Curley was in the service, his son and two daughters lived in Oroville, California,

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with a woman who ran a boarding house for children. At the time, Peggy Lloyd was three years old,

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her sister four, and their little brother, Arthur, two.

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One day in 1944, Curley's wife arrived at the boarding house. She was accompanied by the man

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she would marry when her divorce was final. Um, I've come here. I want to take my children.

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Just the girls, though, not Arthur. Come on. Peggy and her sister went to live with her mother

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and the man who was to become their stepfather. It's all right. Okay, let's go.

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Peggy's brother, Arthur, was left behind.

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Peggy Lloyd grew up being told that her father had deserted the family,

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and questions about her brother were ignored or brushed aside.

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She began to wonder if Arthur had ever even existed until a quiet summer day in 1948.

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I climbed up into the attic and crawled along, kind of looking at things, and in the back was a bunch of boxes.

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So I was playing in this particular group of boxes, and I found this picture.

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When I looked at the picture, I just, I knew that it was Arthur.

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I wouldn't, I couldn't say that that was a memory. It was a feeling. It was like,

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he looked like me. He was the right age. It just felt, I knew that it was Arthur.

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Peggy. Yeah? What are you doing? Where have you been?

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Look, it's Arthur, my brother. Then that proves it. He's my brother.

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She took the picture from me, and it went away. And I never saw the picture again,

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and I still never got an answer. But of course, in my mind, I just knew.

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And so I guess that I just grew up believing that wherever my father was, Arthur was.

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Peggy's life at home grew increasingly difficult. At the age of nine, she was sent to the first

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in a series of foster homes and boarding schools. She married in 1958 at age 17 and raised four

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daughters of her own. Over the years, Peggy remained in contact with her mother, but never

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learned anything more about her brother or father. I've been working on it for a whole year.

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Finally in 1983, Peggy presented her mother with a picture filled genealogical chart,

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as a way of once again bringing up the subject of Arthur and Curley.

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The first one starts with 1879. Oh my.

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You look way up here. Oh, look at me. I was an adult now, and she didn't have to be so afraid of

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what I did. And perhaps she would give me that information and feel like enough time had passed

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that she could do that. I forgot that one. But you know, mom, there is still something missing.

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I still don't have any information about my own father. Peggy, don't start with me again, please.

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We just want to know where he was born, mom. In the end, Peggy's mother relented and reluctantly

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revealed Curley's birthplace. Thanks, mom. Lindsay Oklahoma. Thanks.

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Thanks. The next day I called there on the phone and I put an ad in their local weekly newspaper

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asking if anybody knew his whereabouts or Arthur's. And it was from there that things began to happen.

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The family secrets of nearly 40 years were unlocked with stunning speed.

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Just nine days after placing the ad, Peggy received a letter from an aunt,

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Velma Lloyd, who was married to Curley's brother.

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Velma had included her phone number and Peggy immediately called her newly discovered relative.

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Hello. May I speak with Velma Lloyd, please? Hi, Velma.

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While I was talking to her on the phone, I was like flipping through the rest of the letters.

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And there I saw this one that had one of those return address stamps on it that said,

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Curley and Q, Clown Alley, Spokane.

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When I saw the letter from my dad, it was like I felt like my heart stopped. It was a mixture.

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It was like I was really excited. I'm really emotional. I started crying, but I was really frightened.

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I didn't know anything about my father. I thought, well, what if what he says in the

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letters, I don't want anything to do with you? But of course, I just overcame that and I opened

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the letter and the letter said, my beloved daughter, how thrilled I am to hear from you.

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It was like, it's indescribable.

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Peggy was surprised to learn that for many years, both before and after the war,

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her father was a clown with Ringling Brothers and other smaller circuses.

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In 1955, Curley had even performed within five miles of Peggy's home in Southern California,

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but they would not see each other until Peggy's 43rd birthday in 1984.

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This home video was shot at Peggy and Curley's long-awaited reunion in Spokane, Washington.

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It was the first birthday Peggy had spent with her father since she was three years old.

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Suddenly, I had a grandfather and aunts and uncles and cousins and just this whole world of family

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and they just all acted like I'd been there my whole life. Like, they'd always been my family

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and it's just a wonderful thing. The celebration was perfect in every way, but one.

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Peggy's brother, Arthur, was not with the family. But finally, Peggy was able to learn what had

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happened to Arthur since she last saw him in 1944.

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For four years, Arthur had traveled with a circus, watching his father perform in towns

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and cities across America. Curley had no idea where his ex-wife and his two daughters were living.

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Hey, Prissy Monkey, you were real good in the show today.

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At first, Curley believed that circus life would be rewarding for his young son.

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Curley himself had joined the circus when he was nine and saw nothing wrong with their itinerant life.

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His friends advised him otherwise.

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The circus people told him that Arthur needed to be in school. Arthur needed a home,

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stability, real parents, and a family that he could grow up with in one place and that the

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circus life wasn't a good home for him. Curley, have you thought this out carefully?

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Yes, I have. After much soul searching, Curley reached a painful decision. He sought out a

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Catholic priest in Logan, Utah, where the circus was performing in the fall of 1948.

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All right, church can find him a home. I appreciate it.

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Take care of yourself, okay? Thank you, Father. Let's thank you, Father.

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Thank you, Father. Arthur?

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Hey, come here. Listen.

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Hey, I want you to take care of yourself, okay? All right, and this man here, he's going to take

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care of you. Be good and remember everything that he told you, okay? All right?

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Okay, you run along now.

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Arthur was six years old when Curley gave him up for adoption.

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Fifteen years later, Curley would receive two letters from his son,

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but neither contained Arthur's adopted last name or his return address.

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The letters have been mailed from Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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I tried Colorado Springs. I didn't find anything there. I seemed to be at a loss,

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and when my dad became really ill, it was like I have to find Arthur. I have to find him before

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he dies. Hi. Hi, look at you. You're just a mess. Just a mess. How are you doing?

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Curley and I had seven really wonderful years of friendship.

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Piggy. Piggy, I... We became really good friends, and we talked about Arthur a lot.

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He really felt really sad about it, and he felt really guilty about it.

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I've only got one word correct. We... that we haven't found Arthur. I want you to find him.

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I will find him. Tell him I'm... I'm sorry. It's okay. It's okay. It was like he said to me,

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Peggy, I don't know about Arthur. I'm so sorry about Arthur, but I know that you'll find him.

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Somehow I believe that. I know that we will.

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Lee Curley Lloyd died in 1991 at the age of 77. He was confident at least in some measure by

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Peggy's promise to continue searching for Arthur. This is one of only two known photographs of

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Arthur Franklin Lloyd. When the picture was taken, Arthur was two years old and blonde hair.

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He has blue eyes and would today be 50 years old.

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I have to find Arthur. I have to find him to say you have a family. You have someone,

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not just myself, but all of Curley's family who love you and want you and we want to know you.

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When we return, a young woman accuses a spiritual leader of rape. Authorities need your help to

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find him.

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Tim? This is Julie. What are you doing? It's late. I know. Can you please come get me?

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Shortly before midnight on September 17, 1992, a young woman named Julie Cooper made an impassioned

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phone call, a cry for help to Tim Sante, a virtual stranger whom she had met only once

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when he repaired the satellite dish on the farm where she lived. When can you come pick me up?

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Julie had told me bits and pieces of what had gone on, but I'm still not aware of the whole

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story. I'm thinking, well, you know, it's no big deal. Nobody's going to catch us.

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We tentatively set the time for 1.15 in the morning. I drove up to the corner before you get to the

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road down to her house at 1.13. I waited for two minutes and drove down there. She was crouched

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down in the grass with a trash bag full of clothes.

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Go, go, go! She was very, very nervous and very frightened.

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Julie Cooper told Tim Sante that for 16 years she'd been trapped in a religious cult called the

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DeCloud family. The family, nearly 30 men, women and children, lived together in a common far removed

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from the outside world. In some ways, the DeCloud family resembled the branched Davidian sect,

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the religious cult led by David Koresh and Waco, Texas. That group lived in a fortified compound

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where a two-month standoff of federal agents recently ended in tragedy.

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David Koresh's group was just one of an estimated 2,000 religious cults which have

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sprung up throughout the country. Many are headed by self-proclaimed messiahs,

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ruled with absolute authority. When Julie Cooper finally escaped from the DeCloud family,

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she began to make accusations which paint a horrifying picture of life within the commune.

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The most chilling allegations focus on the leader of the cult, Nelson DeCloud.

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Nelson DeCloud is an ex-police officer from Raytown, Missouri, a suburb of Kansas City.

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His family, as he calls his followers, had actually been founded by his father,

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Forrest DeCloud around 1968. Before Forrest died in 1988, Nelson ascended to the role of spiritual

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leader. Soon he moved his followers to an isolated farm in Liberty, Missouri. Nearly all family

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members were encouraged to change their last names to DeCloud, literally of the clouds.

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Praise the Lord and welcome him into the temple to cloud. Praise the Lord.

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Today's lesson is from Revelations 13. Open your Bibles please.

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Nelson thought that he was God's son, not really that he was Jesus Christ, but that he was one of

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God's sons and that he couldn't do any wrong. And I said unto him, sir, Nelson had a very booming

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voice. His eyes were like, these are they which came out of blue with a just scarier

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robes and made them white in the blood of the lamb. Praise the Lord.

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Julie Cooper was just six when her family joined the cult in the mid-70s.

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We are the wearer.

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Julie claims she eventually learned that DeCloud expected perverse, almost

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depulsive forms of devotion from his followers. Hallelujah.

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When she was 10, Julie says DeCloud forced her to watch him have sex with a female member of the

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family. Thank you. I want you to stay out here for a while.

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He asked me to have sex with him and I didn't want to and I didn't.

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What I want you to do, Julie, is what God wants you to do. You understand me?

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Yes.

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All right. I guess he was so far into he couldn't do any wrong kind of deal that it didn't matter to him.

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Now you listen to me. Do you know how old Mary was when she had Jesus?

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14 years old. 14 years old. Now you think about that. There's nothing wrong with that.

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If you put me out in this like wooded area, I didn't have any food. I didn't have any

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jacket or anything like that. When are you coming back?

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I'll know when to come back. God will tell me when to come back.

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According to Julie, she stood in the field alone and shivering for eight hours before Nelson took

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her back to the compound. Disobedience. There is a sinner amongst us and I am deeply troubled.

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Julie says that another member of the family was publicly humiliated after she confronted the

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cloud about his cruelty. She has chosen to disobey my word. She has chosen to disobey God's word.

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He was going to make an example of her in front of me and in front of others.

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Conspinance.

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That was enough to scare me. He knew that I was already scared.

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No!

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I felt like it was my fault because

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here she tried to stand up for me and I wasn't giving in.

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And maybe if I had given in earlier, he wouldn't have done that.

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He found me, you know, and he says, well, are you ready now? Of course, you know, after all that

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had happened, you know, I just said, yes.

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Julie Cooper claims she became a virtual prisoner in the compound, forced to serve as one of the

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cloud's unwilling sex partners. When she was 15, Julie says she made her first attempt to escape.

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After everything had happened to me, everything was going on. I decided to run away, you know,

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I just couldn't take any more.

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Julie's absence did not go unnoticed. Nelson the cloud immediately organized search parties to comb the area.

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Julie, you stop right where you are. You hear me, girl? You stay right there. Stop right there.

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No, let me go, please!

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Nelson and another guy came pick me up, handcuffed me and took me back.

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I was so scared of him, of what would happen to me. Offer your shoes!

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According to Julie, she was ordered to disrobe and later she was severely beaten.

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Offer your shirt!

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Nelson switched me and burned my clothes, burned my shoes, and it was like a symbolic thing.

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After that, he always kept me with him. I always had to sleep with him in his

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bus, in his area. He wouldn't let me out of anybody's sight. I always had to be watched, so

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that's one thing that really kept me on edge, you know, and kept me from ever trying to run

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away because I was afraid someone would see me. Seven more years passed. Julie Cooper remained,

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feeling stripped of her freedom and dignity, waiting for one more chance to escape.

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Then in the fall of 1992, the opportunity arose. At Nelson's request, Julie contacted a

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satellite dish repairman. Numerous calls followed until finally Tim Satie made his appearance at the

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DeCloud Commune. As I pull into the driveway, I see several cars. I see a lot of kids running

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around and the first impression that I get is that this has to be some type of party.

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Sister Julie, could I interrupt you just a second? This is Tim. He's the man from the

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satellite company. When I got into the office, I guess I sort of more or less recognized Julie's

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because I had built up a report with her on the telephone in the weeks preceding to me coming

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up there and doing the service call. Julie was very meek in as much as she wasn't

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as outgoing as she was on the phone, that she seemed stifled or held back because of some

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other reason than anything obvious. Brother Nelson, this is our brother in God, Nelson DeCloud.

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Nelson, I'd like for you to meet Tim. When Tim was introduced to Nelson,

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he didn't show him any respect. He didn't think of him as anybody or anything.

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And that made me feel good. It made me feel like I could trust in someone. I could actually

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talk to this person and he could understand me. Over the next couple of weeks afterward,

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I'd asked her out for a date and she seemed like she was willing but was not,

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that there was something that was holding her back. Well, he had asked me out and of course I

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could told him that I couldn't go and I couldn't go for a year, you know, wouldn't be able to get

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out for a year. And that was just the way of putting him off and seeing if he was willing to

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go on with trying to wear me down. In the course of our conversations on the phone, we had,

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she had come up with a plan that she would need to sneak out at night undetected.

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I called him up and I said, I want to go tonight. We made a time at 1.15 in the morning.

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Yeah, sure enough, 1.15 hit. He was there.

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Go, go, go! After I left, I was afraid they would take me back. They would beat me,

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do something to my mom. I'm still afraid that he is torturing my mom in some way for what I've done.

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At dawn, Nelson DeCloud went looking for Julie, allegedly masquerading as police officers.

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Nelson and another family member drove to Tim's auntie's address.

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Hey, hey, where's Julie?

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What? Where is Julie? Who's Julie?

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Fortunately for Julie, the address belonged to Tim's brother, Ted.

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Tim and Julie, just a few yards away, sound asleep in the house next door.

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Where are you guys? Where are the police? Not getting for Tim.

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Are you going to war or something? Are you going to war, pal?

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Where is Tim? Where is Tim?

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Hey, we just got to get out of here. All right, take it.

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You better get the hell out of here!

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The next day, Ted came out to me and said, what the hell is going on here?

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Two strange people had come into his home looking for me, like I was a criminal or something.

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They won't let me leave.

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And that's when Julie had told us the whole thing of what was going on.

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Why did you want to run away?

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She had also alluded to the fear that any man that was physically able from that group would

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probably come and try to get hurt.

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And they raped me and I can't stay there anymore.

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That's when we decided to put restraining orders against anyone who was physically able to abduct her.

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I never want to go back, ever.

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When you first get out, you feel kind of, you don't know what you are to do or, you know,

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how to stop things. And that was just the first step for me, just to keep them away.

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Because I knew they had brought people back before they had gone away and beat them and stuff.

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And I was afraid something like that would happen to me.

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Last Thursday, I called my friend Tim to come pick me up.

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Detective Dwayne Weirzma of the Clay County Sheriff's Department had long been suspicious

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about the cult.

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When he brought Julie Cooper in for questioning, she provided a detailed and harrowing account

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of her entire childhood.

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I was abused.

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I believed Julie from the beginning.

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Abused, what type of abuse?

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We had a hard time trying just to focus on the charges of rape at the time,

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because there were so many other things that could have been, he could have been charged with.

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Before an arrest warrant could be issued, Nelson the Cloud ordered the women and children to load

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their possessions onto four converted buses. Nelson then took them away from the commune.

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The other men departed a week later, and the Cloud family has not been seen since.

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It's not an everyday occurrence where you come up on a religious group led by

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such a powerful individual as Nelson the Cloud.

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We believe they're still together because Nelson feeds off the power of being in control of a group.

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If he doesn't have the group, then he has no power.

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I want Nelson to get caught because it's not fair to anyone else that's up there.

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My mom and dad, they need to know that he isn't the Messiah.

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He can't do things on his own and think that he can get away with it.

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He's not above that.

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He's a criminal.

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What he was doing was wrong.

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After a broadcast, several viewers from San Angelo, Texas, a small town 500 miles from the Cloud's

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old headquarters in Missouri, called to say they had seen the Cloud's wife in the area.

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The Count had apparently settled in this farmhouse. One state and local agents converged on the scene.

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The Cloud kicked out the screen of the upstairs window in an attempt to escape.

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And the deputies approached him and he tried to wrestle with a few of them briefly.

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There were so many law enforcement officers, though, that he didn't, that didn't last very long.

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They put the handcuffs on him and escorted him out of the building.

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Nelson the Cloud was booked at the local county jail and later extradited to Liberty, Missouri,

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to stand trial on four criminal counts, including forcible rape and sodomy.

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Since the arrest of Nelson the Cloud, other former members of the group have come forward

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wanting to testify about things they witnessed when they were members of the group.

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Nelson the Cloud is currently out on bail thanks to $25,000 raised by followers.

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A trial is scheduled for November 16, 1993. If convicted on all charges,

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Nelson the Cloud could spend the rest of his life in prison.

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I feel confident now that I can have a normal life

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after seeing him caught knowing that it can be done.

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For Julie Cooper, her long ordeal is almost but not quite over.

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She still has to testify to Cloud's upcoming trial.

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However, this courageous young woman has already found a happy ending to her story.

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Last summer, Julie became engaged to Tim Saddy, the man who helped her escape.

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Next, a dramatic reunion. A woman finds her long lost best friend who helped her overcome the trauma

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of polio.

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Recently, we featured the moving story of Judy Davis, who was stricken with polio as a young girl.

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Judy was searching for her best childhood friend, Becky Terry.

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The two girls had been wrenched apart back in 1958 when Becky's family moved away.

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Judy and Becky had met on their first day of junior high.

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To the other students, Judy, with her braces and crutches, was an unnerving sight,

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and she was often the object of curious stares.

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But one girl was different. One girl offered Judy the precious gift of unconditional friendship.

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Hi, I'm Becky. Can I help?

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Thanks.

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Well, where from are you at?

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The letter said 102.

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That is the same one I meant.

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Becky's friendship to me meant that I was able to be accepted by the other students in the school,

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and it made me feel like I was more like everyone else, and that there was no difference between us.

418
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And at the age of 12, that meant a lot, and it still means a lot.

419
00:43:12,440 --> 00:43:20,120
During our special live broadcast last winter, Judy waited anxiously at her home in Tucson,

420
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Arizona, hoping that Becky would be found. To everyone's joy, they were reunited by phone

421
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while the program was still on the air.

422
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Oh, I'm so glad I found you.

423
00:43:35,560 --> 00:43:41,400
Three months later, Becky and her husband flew from their home in West Virginia to meet Judy in Tucson.

424
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If he hadn't stopped, I jumped out anyway.

425
00:43:49,480 --> 00:43:52,120
I seen her sitting in that yard, and I couldn't wait to see her.

426
00:43:58,520 --> 00:44:04,040
Finding Becky and telling her what she meant to me was really important,

427
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and I didn't want life to end without being able to tell her that.

428
00:44:10,040 --> 00:44:14,600
She hasn't changed that much. Maybe we're a little fatter, you know, but we love each other.

429
00:44:15,880 --> 00:44:18,280
We'll say good friends. Yeah.

430
00:44:18,280 --> 00:44:23,800
That's the one thing I always loved about Becky. She accepted me for the way I was, and I still feel that way.

431
00:44:27,480 --> 00:44:30,840
Happily, Judy and Becky's reunion had unexpected postscript.

432
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As girls in junior high school, they shared a very special friend. His name was David Major.

433
00:44:37,800 --> 00:44:41,000
David had first been Becky's boyfriend, then later on Judy's.

434
00:44:41,800 --> 00:44:45,960
During our live broadcast, David contacted our telecenter and left his phone number.

435
00:44:46,760 --> 00:44:50,600
On the day of their reunion, Judy and Becky just had to call him back.

436
00:44:52,040 --> 00:44:53,880
I'll bet you never guess who this is.

437
00:44:55,320 --> 00:44:59,080
Uh, no. Judy Davis. Judy, don't mind that.

438
00:45:00,200 --> 00:45:00,520
Yeah!

439
00:45:01,240 --> 00:45:01,740
Yeah!

440
00:45:03,480 --> 00:45:06,920
I'm just fine. Becky and I are sitting here having our reunion for the...

441
00:45:07,960 --> 00:45:08,460
Yeah?

442
00:45:10,200 --> 00:45:11,800
Yeah, it's great to hear your voice.

443
00:45:14,920 --> 00:45:15,640
Oh, really?

444
00:45:16,920 --> 00:45:18,120
You've changed a little?

445
00:45:20,520 --> 00:45:21,240
Oh, you're not?

446
00:45:21,880 --> 00:45:23,800
Well, that's all right, honey. Neither am I.

447
00:45:25,480 --> 00:45:28,040
I can't believe this. The two girls have taught me how to kiss.

448
00:45:28,120 --> 00:45:28,600
Oh, my God.

449
00:45:30,360 --> 00:45:30,760
Yeah?

450
00:45:32,200 --> 00:45:37,960
Now the circle was at last complete. So the two girls who taught David Major how to kiss

451
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took their husbands out to celebrate the renewal of a very special friendship.

452
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I'd like to propose a toast to old friends.

453
00:45:48,440 --> 00:45:49,160
And new ones.

454
00:45:49,160 --> 00:45:50,280
Yeah, and new ones.

455
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Thank you for joining us and please join us next time for another edition of Unsolved Mysteries.