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Family Ghosts

31: A Crane in the Bay - Part 3

Family Ghosts

Sam Dingman

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.84.9K Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2021

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

After more than thirty years of following roads to nowhere, Kate carves her own path.

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0:00.0

You're listening to WLT.

0:02.0

Hooooooom!

0:05.0

Hooooom!

0:07.0

Homemade radio.

0:10.0

Previously on Family Ghosts.

0:13.0

I felt that what had happened to my father was inside of me and it was eating me from

0:20.1

the inside out.

0:21.1

I thought about my dad all the time and I didn't talk about him to anyone.

0:27.7

I kept him a secret and I was like, oh my friend Harold has a room in his house.

0:35.3

I remember spending a lot of time in that winter in my bedroom sitting in a rocking chair

0:40.4

reading the waves and to the lighthouse and Mrs. Dalloway and really feeling like I was

0:49.1

finding life through literature.

0:52.3

You move into Radio Avenue to get ready and then you leave.

0:57.0

I'm watching this television show about homicide detectives in Baltimore and I suddenly realized

1:05.6

that it's my dad's story happening on the TV screen.

1:12.2

I was a New York City.

1:14.0

My dad wasn't supposed to be able to find me in New York City and here he is on the TV

1:19.4

screen.

1:21.9

I think in the back of my mind I had continued to delude myself that quote unquote people

1:28.2

were quote unquote working on my dad's case and then I thought it's going to be 20 years.

1:35.5

Like are these people alive?

1:39.6

I thought I'm a writer at this point and I can tell his story.

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