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Hello everybody. Welcome to 2020, the after show. I'm Deborah Roberts and here with another episode of

one of our 2020 broadcast, but an opportunity to pull back the curtain as we often like to do

on the making of our stories. And this episode centers around an army nurse by the name of

Holly Lynn James.

And her story is so intriguing because there's a whole military component here,

which we're going to get into.

Holly went missing in July of 2008 after she didn't show up for work at Womack Army Medical Center in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

She was an American soldier whose job

it was to protect our country, but in the end, nobody really could protect her from what would

happen to her. Holly's body would be found burned with a gunshot wound, and she was buried in a shallow

grave. And there were so many questions in the beginning.

Who would want to kill this beloved woman who was so devoted to her family and her career?

Well, in this episode, you're going to hear exclusive letters from Holly's killer, who is in prison right now.

And also, you'll hear about her father's desperate plea to find answers and to bring

justice to his daughter. The episode is called You Took My Daughter. Our correspondent Bob Woodruff

reported this story. He broke it all down for us. You can stream this episode on Disney Plus and

Hulu if you haven't already. So without further ado, Bob Woodruff, hello, sir. It's always great to be with you. You too, but we never sit long enough. I know. We're passing in the halls usually. I need to do more 20-20 with you. You absolutely do. Well, you do a lot of 2020. We just don't get a chance to do the podcast. So what's so interesting about this is that listeners

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