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In 2003, 44-year-old David Stack had everything a guy could want.

A loving family, a successful construction business,

and his own piece of wilderness, a sprawling 190 acres in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley,

a place where he could disappear into the woods, hunt turkeys and deer, or just relax,

and enjoy the sounds of cicadas and cardinals.

It was a place he should have been safe.

David, his son Brian and his brother Jeff were excited to hunt turkeys on opening day

April 12th. They'd scouted the night before. They knew where the birds would be, and at 5.30 a.m.

They split up, each heading to their own pre-planned spots.

Then, a gunshot.

Jeff heard it first.

Too early, too close.

Something about it didn't feel right.

It was still dark.

I don't think it was legal shooting, and I heard a gunshot.

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