This is 99% invisible.

I'm Roman Mars.

Back in September, we sent 99-PI producer Christopher Johnson on a reporting trip to Atlanta.

And that's where I met Myrna Clayton at her family home in a very

chill wooded suburb about seven miles west of downtown. Her parents decided to

move here in the summer of 1972, all because of a sleepover.

I had a friend in elementary school.

Her name is Laconia Glass, and I had the joy of being invited to come over to our house for a sleepover.

And we had so much fun playing.

I mean, you know, what the second graders do?

You don't know what second grade girls do. You run around and play.

And getting to Laconia's house was magical.

At the time, Merna and Lecania lived in different neighborhoods.

Merna's community was a little more dense.

Her home was nice, modest.

And then Merna's mom would drive her over to Lecanias.

And wow. We had to Laconias. And wow.

We had to go through these different streets

and around very, it was almost like foresty.

And so it was lots of trees and lots of houses and it seemed like the houses as you got closer and closer got bigger and bigger and bigger

The neighborhood was lush forested with oaks and hickories, and of course, Georgia Pines.

The whole ride bade Merna's little jaw drop.

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