It started with a backpack at the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, a backpack that contain a bomb.

While the authorities focused on the wrong suspect, a serial bomber planned his next attacks, two abortion clinics, and a lesbian bar.

But this isn't his story, it's a human story, one that I've become entangled with.

I saw as soon as I turned the corner, basically someone bleeding out.

The victims of these brutal attacks were left to pick up the pieces, forced to explore the gray areas between right and wrong, life and death.

Their once ordinary lives and mine changed forever.

It kind of gave me a feeling of pending doom.

And all the while, our country found itself facing down a long and ugly reckoning with a growing threat.

Far right, homegrown, religious terrorism.

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Body Facts with Joseph Scott Moore.

I can't really speak for little girls,

but for little boys having formerly been a little boy, one of the coolest things I used to like to do is to build a fort.

And it could either be a fort outdoors, or if you had a few dining room table chairs, in my case

that my granny would let me use, all it took was to take those chairs to a special area of the house and throw a blanket over them.

That's a rudimentary fort and you can have all kinds of going on in your mind.

You can be under attack, you can set up defensive positions, or you can just sit there and be in that space when all hell is breaking loose in your family and you just want a quiet, quiet

place to escape to.

We're going to talk about Case, actually it's a disservice to say that we're going to talk

about two cases, both connected, both in life and in death, and in death, and in blood.

Today, and in blood. Today we're going to talk about two little kids that were found hanging in their mother's basement.

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