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to season four of Dakota Spotlight, chasing Billy a pursuit for justice, an ongoing

investigation into the 1978 homicide of William Wolf Jr.

My name is James Wollner.

Coming up in this episode.

I am 90% sure of who would be responsible for this crime.

I'm 90% sure. percent sure who would be responsible for this crime. He asked him, I guess, he said, can I store some stuff in your garage, old my dad didn't realize what he was talking about.

And it was a dumpy, city place,

and I always thought it was kind of odd that he would meet him there.

My uncle Frank was,

how could I put this?

Because this fellow had he had a group of, what would you call, followers.

Following his lead, he had become almost the sociopath or something. I can't put anything out of the question, I guess.

Violation of probation on charges of assault with a sharp weapon or intent to kill. If I could sit down and write a letter to Billy Wolf or a series of letters, I guess it would go something like this.

Dear Billy, my name is James and you don't know me, you never knew me, when you were killed, in August of 78, I was 13 years old.

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