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Thank you. for a mature audience. Listener discretion is advised. Frank Edward Ray, better known as Ed, to those who knew him, began his workday like any other.

The 55-year-old school bus driver picked up the students along his route and dropped them off at Dairyland Elementary School.

It was the second to last day of summer school, and the students were treated to a day at the community pool. It was Thursday, July 15, 1976 in

sunny Chowchilla, California, and it was a perfect summer day for being in the water.

As 4 p.m. rolled around, the kids, who were all between the ages of 5 and 14,

loaded back onto the bus for the ride home. A brother and sister were the first to be dropped

off. Then it was on to the next. After almost 25 years of driving the same route, twice a day,

five days a week, Ed could do it

with his eyes closed. But as he drove the school bus along very familiar roads, he came upon

an unusual scene. A white van was stopped just ahead, in the middle of the road. The doors were

open. Assuming it was having mechanical trouble,

Ed pulled the bus alongside and looked for the driver. Known as a quiet and genuinely decent man,

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