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Sometime between 7 and 8 a.m. on Saturday, January 15, 1994, in Hot Springs, Arkansas, 31-year-old David Farrell knocked

on his roommate Paul's door.

36-year-old Paul Lloyd was in bed with a woman named Glena Jones, who he had been hanging

out with and dating.

Paul and Glena had partied pretty hard the night before and had not gotten home until late.

Then they crashed.

David's knocking woke them up.

David told Paul that his mom was on the phone and that she wanted to know why Paul wasn't at work.

Paul tried to get David to talk to his mom for him, but David told him he needed to talk to her

directly. So Paul got up and spoke to his mom on the phone. Paul told his mother that he would

call her back later. Shortly after that phone call from Paul's mother, at least according to one

version of this story, David left for work. David worked at Stroop Tires. His shift started

at 7.30 a.m. and he later told police he spent that day working on an Arkansas State Police

vehicle. David claims that after he left work that day, he went to babysit his two sons,

who lived with his ex, Mona Harris.

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