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Then I found that house and it was exactly what I was looking for.

I started to think that I would go all out and just do a bunch of stuff.

If I was thinking if I'm going to do something here I'm going to go all out and do a bunch of stuff.

The plan was I was in the hotel that evening before they were reported missing or whatever.

I had all the guns ready to go and I had on.

I actually didn't get to the same jacket that you found me with that rain jacket.

And I started walking around town at about eight or nine o'clock after it got dark.

And I was looking for someone to card jack.

This is True Crime Bullshit.

I'm your host Josh Hallmark and this is a serialized story of Israel Keys.

If you look hard enough for something you'll almost always find it.

The problem is often it's your desire to find that something, not its actual presence, that makes it visible.

Such is the problem with the Israel Keys case.

There have been so many occasions where I've been desperately trying to find connective threads or possible victims.

That I've instead only found myself way off course and even sometimes out of line.

At the beginning of my research when I received all those FBI files I told myself to take witness statements and tips with a grain of salt.

And I found myself mostly overlooking them, perhaps sometimes to my own detriment.

But over time, in trying to find those connective threads I found that I was more open to reviewing those witness statements and even sometimes believing them.

And today we're going to take a pretty close look at a handful of them.

And one of those tips may have even led me to see something in the Samantha Coney abduction video that may or may not actually be there.

So as a gut check, I asked some friends and some folks on the Facebook group to take a look at the video and see if anything jumped out at them in the 120 to 130 minute marks.

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