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So if I could just get a go back to when you're traveling in Texas where you went, I know

you went to Houston, New Orleans, back to Dallas, and then you said you went south on those

days, 13th, 14th, and did driving around south. Did you stay in Texas?

Yeah, I was...

Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what I was thinking. I was like I said, I was kind of out of control.

There was... Forget the name of the town. I think it was called Glen Rose or Glen Something,

and it was south of Cleburn or something. And I stopped at this river park and I was just

hanging out there. And it was getting pretty late and there was a woman who came and she was

going for like a walk on the trails, up and down the river or something. And down this one

after her. She had a big dog with her. It was like a master for something, but I was going

to shoot the dog. I don't know. I wasn't... I definitely wasn't planning things through

in Texas. I was kind of just looking for something.

Were there any other crimes? No.

What about when you went back later? Your second trip. Any other crimes then?

No. About between the couriers and the Samantha Coney case.

No, they're... Let me not really. Anything to speak of.

This is True Crime Bullshit. I'm your host, Josh Hallmark. And this is a serialized story

of Israel Keys.

When Israel Keys returned his muddy rental car to the Houston airport on February 18th of 2012,

he had racked up 2,847 miles on it, which even for Texas is a considerable amount.

For context, from Los Angeles to New York City is 2,777 miles, 70 miles less than Keys drove

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