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that I did not expect to cover but was like the rest of the nation and even the world,

so invested in and horrified by. That when I knew I was going to Indiana around Thanksgiving

to see Greg's family, I couldn't not invest a little bit more time in.

What I had planned to do was a ten minute or so update, but after seeing the monon trails

of Delphine and then eerily walking down a hill. Just for the sole purpose of just seeing how

far we were from the monon high bridge, I had such an emotional reaction to the point where

I told Greg I've seen enough. I'd like to go. And I had seen enough. I know I felt likely

0.0001% or even less of the horror those two girls felt, but I felt so hard for them

that I couldn't not make this an episode. Especially since as of a few days ago,

they released a document that no one thought would be released in this investigation.

On Tuesday, November 28th, as I was writing this episode, that document opened a whole new world

of terror. This is the heartbreaking story of the two beautiful little angels, Abigail Williams

and Liberty German. They're short-lived but inspired lives and the monster who took them from

their family that loved them so deeply. Their community that still continues to mourn,

and frankly, the world. And the man on the monon bridge and how he hit in plain sight.

We have found two bodies. Is that the sugar creek?

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