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Sitting right next to the main highway through Gilmer, Texas

is an old center block building nestled in a leafy stand of hardwood trees.

The building used to be a cafe, but it shut down a long time ago,

probably before most of us were even born.

Now Don Holman, a former suspect in the disappearance of Kelly Wilson,

lives in that same old cafe with his stepson, Raymond.

This summer, I pulled up there on a hot and sticky afternoon.

Don was outside rifling through the trunk of his car.

He lifted up a couple of grocery bags from Dollar General.

Need a hand?

No, thank god I got a little cutting.

Okay.

Uh, yeah, that's a cookie.

I'm gonna get it.

I'm gonna get it in there and we'll have a cookie.

Yes, sir.

You look like you.

You know, I don't say, I don't say no thanks to too many cookies.

Folks who knew Don pretty well say he's never been able to move on from the Kelly Wilson case.

If you get him started, it's all he talks about.

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