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33 years ago in Camden County, Georgia, a man attending a Bible study at his church was

gunned down in the entrance way.

When his wife for 43 years tried to come to his aid, she was killed too.

It was a horrific murder in a part of the country where there were hardly any murders at all

and certainly not any murders like this.

Solving the case became local law enforcement's highest priority.

But a year went by and then two and then three and still the case went unsolved.

There had been suspect after suspect after suspect that investigators had looked into,

but each lead they looked at had either come to nothing or else the investigation into

it had stalled out.

With no further lines of inquiry to pursue, the case was growing colder by the day.

And then the Camden County Sheriff's Department found a new way to break the case wide open.

In the fall of 1988, three years after the murders at Rising Daughter Baptist Church,

NBC launched a new series called Unsolved Mysteries.

The murder of Harold and Delma Swain was one of the cases featured in its very first season.

Wayvily Georgia, population 825, is a predominantly black community nestled in the Baptist Bible

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