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And the thing about living in the underworld, country pulls out a sawed off shotgun and just jams it in hash his ribs and pulls the trigger.

It's a much shorter trip to finding yourself six feet under.

Frank Walker's got a 22 shooting him in the back of the head.

Because there's blood everywhere.

On a February night in 1975, Bugs Hassey took his last ride around Greenville County.

He didn't live long enough to know just how bloody and frantic the end of that ride

turned out to be.

And they don't know what to do, they're afraid to ride around with all this blood.

You met Bugs and his killers way back in episode three, Ghost Bridge.

So they call Balaj George.

He comes up and gets them.

You met Balar George, a mechanic from West Greenville.

The kind of guy you'd call if you needed a tune-up, an alignment, or a contract

killer.

Burn their clothes, clean the car up and all that stuff.

You're listening to Billy Wilkins who in 1975 was the

prosecutor in pursuit of justice for Bugs Hassey. To get it, Wilkins had to first catch the

killers, a former cop named Frank Walker, and an imposing

scowling bad man brought up on the Carolina coast, Raymond, country small. Back to country, which is an instant story.

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