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For me, the living history means something.

That's why today is so important.

You've got to get these stories on tape.

You've got to get this area because these types of primes

are going away.

People like to say there's organized crime,

and they like to say they understand how things happen.

They have no idea the reality.

They really don't.

So these stories to me are a living history.

This type of thing for me needs to be in this mess only.

Over the past several weeks, we have been retracing Billy

Bird's footsteps on the Jackson Farm.

Trying to find the spots he had marked with X's on a map,

drawn while he was in prison, and hidden for stony to find

later.

We had also been searching for the unidentified woman,

Burton Davis killed and supposedly buried near Otis

Reedling's shallow grave on the banks of the Mulberry River.

Stony is dead set on finding that woman for one reason.

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