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It was a big soul puzzle. I told the pieces in and it fit. Well, okay, we didn't find

a tennis sheet. We found a tennis shoe box. The evidence was, you just had that set down,

listen to it with open mind and then come back and we've heard it.

You know, when everyone basically knows the guy's guilty, how much more evidence do

you need? So do you remember like telling them like it

Curtis were fearless? No, I did not say that. I put that on my shoes and I did not say

that. I don't know about no shoes, no murder, no nitty. You never saw him wearing like

fearless or anything like that. So are you confident that you have the right person

that Curtis flowers his guilty? That I will answer definitely. No question at all.

One day a few months ago, I went to see a man named Kenny Townsend. He was a police officer

in Winona back in 1996. And he was one of the first people on the scene at Tardy Furniture

on the morning of the murders. Kenny Townsend told me that when he showed up at Tardy Furniture,

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