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Hey, everybody, it's Jake.

When we're making these shows, we talk to a lot of people,

but we can't always include everyone's voices or everything they said.

So what you're about to hear is a conversation that did not make our regular season,

but which really gave me a lot of insight into Keith Giamonko, both as a man and as the boy he

once was. Because this is a conversation with one of Keith's childhood buddies. In fact,

Keith introduced him to me as my oldest, dearest friend, a man named Mike Walton. Mike and Keith grew up

together in Florissant, Missouri. They ran around with the other neighborhood kids, getting into various

shenanigans. Later on, as adults, they ended up living very close to one another. Mike lived just

as stones throw away from the house that the police raided the night that Keith was arrested.

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