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Yesi,

Solve,

Solve c' this episode is going to be a little bit raw because as I was going through the

audio tapes and reviewing everything Art Smith talked about on his deathbed, I kept going

back and thinking, gosh, this must mean something more. What did he actually mean by that? What is he

trying to tell us? In the last episode, we covered the first half of the first visit, August 14th,

2020. Art Smith, in the second half, you're going to hear, does an almost Freudian slip, in my opinion, a reveal of sorts.

It's information that was never on the news, and you're going to hear Sue's reaction to it.

It feels like she's been almost punched in the gut.

You'll hear her lead him at certain points and hear him lead her.

It's a dance, but the emotion emanating from Sue to me is palatable.

And Gina, art sneeze, but also so much more than that, a fighter for justice is also joining me in this

episode because she was there. She heard his words in person, heard Sue's reaction, and knows her late

uncle all too well.

Hi. I didn't hear it from Joey.

So I don't know that there was an altercation at the rectory on Friday with Bishop Gross.

And I lose, I use that term loosely.

Bush, Bush, Mazur.

So he nodded a little bit.

Do you remember that argument that she's referring to

that Friday night Gross was there?

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