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The other thing that struck me is walking out of the recruitment center where he enlisted.

One of the first things you see is a cemetery shed. He's you know,

staked out to use as places to. I'm familiar with that cemetery. I know what it's

up the backside of the mall. Yeah. And I just made the hair on the back of my neck.

It's in the woods too. Like, you know, again, that's the thing with these places is you hear them

about them and you think like, oh, it's a major city and there's stuff everywhere. But you know,

all of these places are fairly isolated and that cemetery is it's between a the back parking lot

of a mall and the woods. Yeah. Yeah. And the back parking lot of that colony mall

is pretty desolate and even for sure. Yeah. And all that is back there is that cemetery.

It runs almost the entire length of the the backside of the mall where I think actually the entire length.

This is True Crime Bullshit. I'm your host, Josh Hallmark and this is a serialized story of Israel Keys.

It's been 23 years since Susie Lyle disappeared from Albany, New York sometime after 9pm on March

2nd of 1998. And in that time, only a handful of plausible suspects have made it on to either

law enforcement or the interested public's radars. Susie's boyfriend, Rich Condon, Rich's family.

The man known as Nike Man, a man caught on surveillance at a Stewart's convenience store on Central

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