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Most Americans have made up their minds about the Spring Court.

It's either restoring justice or destroying America.

The Supreme Court is not going to save us.

I'm Julia Lungoria and in this season of more perfect, we're making sense of the Spring Court today.

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That's the last we heard and then everything went blank.

The disappearance of John Lawrence in 1998 led police to a startling discovery.

Three more people were also missing, presumed murdered.

How can not just one but that many people go missing and we can't find nobody?

Police followed the money trail to the lands, a close-knit, Christian family

that ran a series of unregulated retirement homes.

And then their money is taken from them and their bank accounts are signed over it.

Three siblings eventually pled guilty and went to jail for fraud and theft.

But what about the missing people?

The lands told conflicting stories about where they had gone.

Joan was living in Bracebridge with a Scottish male named George.

She is living somewhere between Minden and Bracebridge with a woman named Hazel who has a lot of cats.

Then according to Detective Aaron Berg, David seemed to slip up during an interview,

referring to Joan in the past tense.

On his way out of the interview room, David asked me if I was married, to which I replied no.

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