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November 3rd of 1979 was a very memorable day for the town of Greensboro, North Carolina.

Unfortunately, the events of that day are things that everyone would rather not remember.

Racial tensions were high, and a march through town quickly turned violent, leading to many

injuries and five deaths.

Did local police deserve the criticism they received about the events of the day?

Could this massacre have been prevented?

This is true crime cast. I'm Jamie here with John in the same state and the same studio.

Hey man, I'm glad to be back.

Thanks for letting me come back.

I know trying to coordinate our schedules over the last few weeks has been difficult,

but we are finally back on a normal routine and we're ready to go.

We greatly appreciate your patience as we've put out a couple of Patreon episodes.

I mean we did do that for the convenience of traveling for the holidays,

but also to give you a

taste of what we do over there of a little bit more light-hearted a little bit more

fun so we hope you enjoyed those special episodes while they came out.

Speaking of Patreon you all killed it this month and we have a ton of people we want to think

and we also broke a hundred. So we are going to start sending out emails really soon

to everybody who has signed up from this

point and we'll get those calls scheduled with you guys.

Yeah, we're going to talk to everybody that wants to talk to us on the phone that is a member of Patreon.

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