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listener discretion is advised. How does she come into your life as a little girl?

I very bluntly say that she was abandoned to me and I raised her.

If I actually told you and you believed it or I could prove it to you, you know what you do?

You try to pin a medal on me for taking her.

Where'd she come from? You really would.

I can't tell you that. I wish that I could.

But I'm going to tell you right now I did her a favor.

We would like to have some information from the public indicating that this child has either has been seen out there or is out there somewhere or they may know something about him being a solid or possibly

murdered that's what our interest is. Well you know what people say the reason you

won't tell where he is? Yeah because they think he's dead. That's right. Well they

just have no evidence of that. Michael is not dead.

Why won't you tell us where he is?

That's none of your damn business where he's at.

You don't have a right to love him, care for him and cherish him because he ain't yours. Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill.

And I'm Dick. A young woman was found in a ditch and rushed to a hospital in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in April of 1990.

She was the apparent victim of a hit and run.

She seemed to be getting better and recovering from her head injury when her husband, a much older man

named Clarence Hughes, paid one last visit to her. She died soon after.

Clarence and his then wife, T Hughes went by a number of aliases over the years.

Clarence was actually a fugitive named Franklin Delano Floyd.

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