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I'm from New Hampshire, and in New Hampshire everyone already knows this story,

or at least they think they know it.

And the story starts in a college town called Keene.

Keene is the quintessential New England college town.

It has coffee shops, a historic diner, killer fall foliage, a town square complete

with an 18th century church and a white gazebo. It's very quaint. And for years, every fall, tens of thousands of people flocked to Keene for their pumpkin festival.

And when I say festival, I'm talking Bonnaru level. This pumpkin fest was huge, and it was Keene's crowning jewel for 24 years

until one day when things took a turn.

There were rumors that people had been shot.

And like I just felt it in my hip.

I was like, ah, like.

There was rumors that someone had died.

Like shit, I just got shot. I'm just got shot.

I'm Sam Evans Brown and today outside

I'm Sam Evans Brown and today outside in is going to find out just what happened there.

How a pumpkin brought a New Hampshire town together and then tore it apart. Here to tell the story is producer Megan Tan.

Hello, hello, hello.

So where do we begin?

In the early 90s.

This is not just a campaign for the presidency.

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