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This is the Fall line.

Geraldine, I call her Hoolie. I never call her Geraldine. She was so in love with her daughter,

man. She loved Victoria more than life itself. She thought the world over. I was a nice

couple. I was glad about it.

Last time we began on May 28, 1991, a hot and humid Tuesday, just after Memorial Day,

in the tiny southeast Georgia town of register. It was the day the body of a woman Geraldine

Deloche was discovered, laying between her new home in the local post office, covered

in a blanket. She hadn't shown up for work that day at Georgia Southern University

where she was employed as a senior secretary. She'd spent the weekend moving into a new

apartment, a converted meat locker with living quarters in the back and a storefront facing

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