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For my money, there's one place in particular in Florida.

That has a certain beauty to it that's unlike the rest of Florida.

I'll tell you why, because it is the site of the first European settlement in what we now know as America.

It's St. Augustine's St. Augustine.

St. Augustine, Florida.

If you've never been there, I encourage you to go.

Just for the history, it's kind of frozen in time.

I know some of us a little bit touristy, but just gorgeous.

There's somebody that showed up there way back when in the 1500s, actually 1513, if we're being exacting.

And of course, it's the famous explorer, Juan Ponce de Leon. Now, legend always had it, that he was showing up there

because he was in search of the fountain, so-called fountain of youth. And there is a spring there that is associated

with that. But you and I both know that that was not his purpose there. Like other Spanish

conquistadors, he was there looking for gold, trying to find it,

wherever it was hidden, if it was with the native population or, you know, laying in huge mounds

like Scrooge McDuck. He was trying to find it. Well, of course, he never did.

But there are still people out there that are looking for the Fountain of Youth.

And unfortunately, many of those people can be had by people that are still looking for gold,

coin that they can put in their pockets and enrich themselves.

Today on body bags, we're going to talk about someone that perhaps was in search of the fountain of youth and an

organization that it would seem at least may by their own practices have led to

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