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On July 20, 1978, 25-year-old Mary Jimmy Shin, who everyone knew by her nickname Bobo, was getting ready to sell a house.

Bobo Shin was born on January 11, 1953.

She had grown up in Magnolia, Arkansas, with her parents, Mary Sue and Greshamshend.

And they were very close.

After she graduated from Southern Arkansas University in 1976, Bobo moved back home with her parents.

And she started working two jobs, her regular job and her side gig.

Bobo had opened up a studio in downtown Magnolia, where she taught art classes. Her dad, Gresham, was a very successful motel developer,

and Bobo also shared an interest in real estate with her dad. When we started to look into this case, we found out from the beginning, there were a lot of

things reported about this case that were incorrect and that have stayed pretty much

uncorrected for almost 50 years.

One of them was that Bobo was a real estate agent.

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