1: The Family Jewels

Family Ghosts

Sam Dingman

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.8 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2017

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

One afternoon in 1961, a mysterious woman in sunglasses wandered into my grandfather's jewelry shop and stole his heart. Two years later, she vanished without a trace, leaving his life and career in ruins. For years, that's all I knew about her - until a few months ago, when I decided to start asking questions.

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0:52.6	I'm happy.
0:53.6	You are happy and present in the work.
0:55.4	No, I mean in life.
0:56.8	In life.
0:57.8	I am happy.
0:58.8	Oh, I know.
0:59.8	It's my mom and me.
1:01.6	Mom's an artist, mostly a photographer, but also a sculptor.
1:05.5	And growing up, her work was my world.
1:09.1	We called our house the homemade house, because mom actually built most of our furniture.
1:14.1	We sat on this couch she made out of reclaimed wood from shipping crates.
1:18.2	We read by light from lamps she made out of flattened soda cans.
1:22.1	And we rested our coffee mugs on tables with legs made out of mild little league bats.
1:28.2	Mom also made the coffee mugs.
1:32.2	But mom also made other things.
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