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The swamps of Oree County, South Carolina, are like a black hole.

It is a place with some of the darkest, murkiest waters I've ever seen.

I know my mouth along the front of the sea.

There's this boot-sucking mud, snakes, even alligators.

At four o'clock in the morning,

Peachtree Boat Landing is a dark, desolate place.

The only reason you go to the Peachtree Boat Landing

is to put a boat in the water.

There is no reason for a car to be there abandoned in the middle of the night.

I'm going to do bad things, doing like it's nothing.

Being bad has never felt so good.

I'm going to do bad.

The tires were not flat, the windows were not busted, the doors were locked.

The car seemed in good working order. There was just nobody in.

In these swamps, anything can happen.

Anything can disappear, even a body.

There is no way this story is going to end well.

I've been thinking of... doing bad things to you.

Only a few miles from the dark swamps are these pristine beaches and the bustling boardwalks of the South Carolina coast.

Myrtle Beach is about 75 miles of beach, white sandy beaches, very coastal, low-lying areas,

a lot of swamps and rivers and intercoastal waterway connected.

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