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Two men of color vanished after last being seen in the same deputies patrol car.

I knew something was wrong, tell my other nose.

It's the strangest case and most unsettling case.

Listen to the last ride podcast, part of the NPR network.

In this season of Barry Truths, we're doing something different.

The killing of a mod aurebury on the Georgia coast is not a cold case from our long ago

past.

Unlike the other cases that Barry Truths has explored, a mod aurebury's life came to an abrupt

end just months ago in February 2020.

Unlike the killers in the other cases we've examined, the three white men accused of chasing

and shooting a mod aurebury didn't die a long time ago.

They're alive in jail awaiting prosecution.

And unlike our victims from the past who died with little attention paid to them, a mod

aurebury's name soon joined those of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ray Shard Brooks, and

others in our national summer of discontent, of dialogue and debate, of analysis and

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