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If Jane Beaver had information all along that could have solved the Swain case, then why did it take until 1998 before any investigator knew about it?

According to Deputy Dale Bundy, it wasn't due to any lack of effort on Jane Beaver's part.

The problem was that, before he came on the case, the investigators all had tunnel

vision on Donnie Barentine.

When anybody else called in with anything for a long time, it was shoot away, and she tried.

That's why she told me when I walked up on her step that night. She said, it's about time.

Come on in and I'll tell you what you need to. No, she says, about damn time. She says, come on in and I'll tell you what you need to. No, she says, about damn time.

She says, come on in and I'll tell you what you need to make your case.

Unsolved Mysteries first aired in October of 1988.

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