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A mod arbor was laid to rest in the churchyard of new Springfield Baptist Church in

Wainsboro, Georgia on February 29th, 2020. He was 25 years old.

Six days had come and gone since he was shot and killed outside Brunswick, Georgia.

And by the time of a mod's funeral, the authorities had already decided Travis McMichael

was lawfully defending himself when he shot a mod three times.

I told you in an earlier episode, the local paper was shut out by the police for weeks.

A news about the shooting was hard to come by.

The case itself stood still for 74 days after the shooting.

Travis McMichael and his father Greg went on about their lives.

Roddy Bryan, the man who recorded the video, was free to do as he wished.

The fiction lingered that a mod was killed while committing a felony.

Why? Because news organizations, even in Glenglinc County, were slow to dig into the story.

Keep in mind that Brunswick is a small town and the Brunswick news is a small daily newspaper.

The police stone walled the paper for weeks.

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