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The

Judgment Day has come listeners. One year ago today, Judge Chaplin ruled that the sheriff's

secret police and the city of Nightfail had one year to produce a living, Frank Chen,

exactly as he was on the day he was murdered. Failing that, the family of Frank Chen would receive

free and unconditional ownership over the town of Nightfail. Well, a year has passed, and after

several embarrassing failed attempts to fulfill the judge's order, there is no sign or word from

the sheriff's office. The family of Frank Chen is prepared to move into City Hall, gathered outside

our Norman and Don Chen, Frank's older brothers, and Nicole Chen, Frank's younger sister, as well as

May Chen, Norman's adult daughter and Lyle Chen, Nicole's seven-year-old son. This small crowd of

Chen's eye to the clock, waiting for the 3pm deadline that would mean they officially owned the town.

In answer to questions, they screamed, no comment, over and over. The only exception was May Chen,

who took me aside and said that the family feels vindicated by the judge's decision,

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