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On the evening of April 20th, 2011, the arena at the Decatur County Fairgrounds in Parsons, Tennessee was packed.

Hundreds had gathered there singing This Little Light of Mine, a scene captured by the local Jackson Sun newspaper.

The fairgrounds is a large field surrounded by woods.

Typically, folks gather here for the county fair

or the annual raccoon hunt that happened just a few days

before Holly Bobo disappeared.

But on this night, they were here for a different reason.

To hold a candlelight vigil for Holly, the 20-year-old woman this community had spent the last

week searching for day and night.

Outside, a storm was raging, which pushed the vigil indoors to a large event space at the

fairgrounds.

A lightning strike caused the power to go out, so the space was illuminated by the light of

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