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Guaranteed Human.

Body facts, but Joseph Scott Moore.

When I was 18 years old, I went to basic training at Fort Leonardwood, Missouri in the Army.

And one of the things that they are just sticklers about is security of your property.

And the first day I was there, literally, came from the reception station, went to our company

area. I was in third platoon, believe it or not, Delta 5.3, by the way, I still even remember,

remember that. They went around and had a stow our duffelbacks where we had been issued everything. And to my great

chagrin, as I found out later, I had failed to secure my wall locker. And I still had yet to

unpack my duffel back. And as I stood at parade rest on that hot concrete slab out back of the

company area, a Cochran jump boot kicked out the screen covering the window. And a drill sergeant

unceremoniously took my duffel bag and threw it out of the third-story window.

The problem was that I had a small box of detergent in the top, and when it hit the ground, there was a large white, poof-cloud that went everywhere.

Guess what I had to do? I had to wear that duffel bag containing all of my worldly belongings on my back for four straight days that includes doing pt i think

i lost 25 pounds in the first week I was there and my back really, really hurt.

But you guess what I never did again? I never left my wall locker unsecured.

Well, the reason I'm telling you that is that the case that we are going to discuss is in fact

a case that we have discussed previously,

but now we have more information.

And it does involve a duffelback.

It involves what the police are referring to as a strap from a duffel bag, something that I'm kind of familiar with.

And it also involves what appeared initially

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