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The Snow in the Mountains was melting and Bunny had been dead for several weeks before we came to understand the gravity of our situation.

He'd been dead for ten days before they found him, you know.

It was one of the biggest manhunts in Vermont history.

It's difficult to believe that Henry's modest plan could have worked so well despite these

unforeseen events.

We hadn't intended to hide the body where it couldn't be found. In fact, we hadn't hidden it at all, but it simply left it

where it fell in hopes that some luckless passerby would stumble over it before anyone even noticed

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