From the outside, the fissures were your all-American family.

Church going, involved with the community, and hands-on with their kids.

They seem to have it all.

But when the closed doors they shielded behind quite literally blew up,

and one of them goes on the run, a different story is revealed.

Asking the question, will there ever be an ending to one of the FBI's longest, most wanted

cases?

Discretion is advised.

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And Harper is my dog. And she's asleep anyway, so she's not listening. And speaking of asleep, I think it's about time for an episode of what Joe saw on the internet. It's like a show

within a show. It's very complicated, but I saw someone call another person woke yesterday. Like

woke is some kind of demeaning insult. Woke is to be awake, right?

You're fully conscious and your eyes are open.

So if you're calling somebody woke meant as some sort of put down, don't do that.

It doesn't mean what you think it does.

And that concludes what Joe saw on the internet.

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