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All right, everybody, gather around, grab a chair, grab a beer. Let's talk some true crime. Prime. On On September 25th, 1996, just before midnight, a 911 call came into the Madison County, Alabama Emergency Services Center.

A woman, identifying herself as Linda Williams, cried for help, saying her nephew and some of his friends had been shot.

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