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From almost the very beginning of my journey into the worlds of Robert Chambers in Rick Thompson,

I've been trying to get in touch with a guy named Munro Elms.

Munro seemed like he might be able to offer an inside account.

He'd once been Presidio County Judge, meaning he'd worked hand in hand with the sheriff.

Indeed, grown up in the same world as Chambers, passing back and forth across the border as a young man in the 1970s.

I knew Munro was still in the area, living somewhere way out in the country, but I just couldn't find him.

Then I mentioned my frustrations in passing to one source, Martha Stafford, the school teacher who remembered Marfa as the epitome of small town America, and she gave me an email address.

It turned out she was Munro's ex-wife.

Munro responded to my email right away.

He wrote,

I believe that I know more than most people about these two men.

Then he added with almost a boast than anyone in West Texas.

A few hours later, my field producer Ryan and I arrived at Munro's small, stucco bungalow.

From Campside Media, the first season of Witnessed.

This is Borderlands.

I'm Rob Domingo, chapter four, the door.

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