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Hey guys, today we're going to explore the Molly Miller and Cult Hands

case from Love County, Oklahoma. This case was covered in the fourth episode of the

Up and Vanished TV series. You can stream the series now anytime on the oxygen app. Here's

an overview. We didn't start this, but we will finish it. We're not going to let go

until Molly and Cult are home. One night in Love County, Oklahoma in 2013.

Our town is really small. I mean it's Wilson. Everybody knows everybody. There's one degree

of separation. A car spun out in front of a cop vehicle, instigating a high-speed chase.

It all started with a late-night police chase in Wilson. The car held three young people.

People she thought were her friends. Driver James Conn Nip and two passengers, Cult Hands

and Molly Miller. Molly was a very rambunctious girl who enjoyed life. Wild outgoing, fun,

fun to earth, and just an amazing person. During the pursuit, they peeled into the woods

to take cover, but only one of them emerged. Police ate James Conn Nip was driving a car

that spun out in front of an officer, led authorities on a chase where the pursuit

was called off by the sheriff. I'm going to get out of the car here and talk to him.

I think that it seems very fishy how it was dealt with. Some of these witnesses are

scared of being threatened with their life. And until those people come forward, this case

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