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As a kid growing up in Chicago, there was one horror movie I was too scared to watch.

It was called Candyman. It was about this supernatural killer who would attack

his victims if they said his name five times into a bathroom mirror. But did you know that the movie Candyman

was partly inspired by an actual murder. I was struck by both how

spooky it was but also how outrageous it was. Listen to Candyman, the true story

behind the bathroom mirror murder starting October 3rd, wherever you get your podcasts.

The team at 60 Minutes has spent the last year digging through thousands of tapes and reels of

film, and you're about to hear some of the sound that was never

broadcast.

Listen to 60 minutes, a second look, ad free on Wundry Plus in the Wundry app. The Good morning. I'm Jane Pauly and this is Sunday morning. The battle lines are drawn in

Washington over whether the federal government should be spending any money at

all for arts sake. The impact of the Trump administration's proposed end to

funding would be felt in communities large and small. Perhaps particularly in the

small, as Erin Moriarty will report in our cover story.

From the noise of political debate, we'll then turn to the search for peace and quiet.

Lee Cowan will be taking us to a place where the watchword quite literally is shh.

How far would you go to find a little natural solitude?

How about a six mile hike in the rain?

Who could argue that quiet shouldn't deserve to live here, right?

There's a reason he's whispering. Just like there's a reason he's whispering.

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