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A warning that the first part of this episode involves vulgar language and violence and includes

some very disturbing audio. On the evening of July 5, 2011, a shirtless man with long red hair

and a scraggly beard was wandering around downtown Fullerton. Fullerton is a small

suburban city in Orange County, California.

The man's name was Kelly Thomas.

He was 37, and he'd been living on the streets for a long time.

He also had a mental illness.

He had been diagnosed with schizophrenia.

It had just gotten dark,

and Kelly was in the parking lot behind a local rock and roll bar.

The manager of the bar saw Kelly around a lot.

She later told a police investigator that he was known as Crazy Kelly.

She said he looked like Jesus.

That night, the manager called the police on Kelly.

She said she saw him looking into the windows of cars in the parking lot.

She thought maybe he was trying to break into them.

Eleven minutes later, two Fullerton police officers showed up

and confronted Kelly at the bus station next door.

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