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Top 3 photos with DISTURBING backstories Part 15 · Crime and Horror

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  Speaker 1: Today, I'm going to be sharing three progressively more disturbing stories, and.
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  Speaker 2: At the end of each of them, I will.
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  Speaker 1: Share the pictures that are famously associated with them. But
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  Speaker 1: In nineteen eighty seven, twenty one year old Diana Wilde
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  Speaker 1: had just separated from her husband and she was living
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  Speaker 1: with her two friends, Virginia and bj McGinnis, who are
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  Speaker 1: both fifty.
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  Speaker 2: Four years old.
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  Speaker 1: On April second of that year, the trio decided to
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  Speaker 1: visit Big Sir, which is the very beautiful but very
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  Speaker 1: steep and dangerous section of the central California coastline.
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  Speaker 2: They pulled over.
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  Speaker 1: At a particular cliff overlooking the water to take some pictures. Afterwards,
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  Speaker 1: as they were getting ready to go back to their car,
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  Speaker 1: Deanna wanted a closer look, so she stepped to the
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  Speaker 1: edge of the cliff, where she lost her footing and
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  Speaker 1: she fell five hundred feet to her death. It was
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  Speaker 1: ruled an accident, so investigating officers refrained from taking any
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  Speaker 1: on scene photographs, excepting instead Virginia's photographs that she said
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  Speaker 1: she had taken right before it happened.
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  Speaker 2: Diana's mother was.
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  Speaker 1: Unable to afford a funeral for her daughter, and so
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  Speaker 1: the only person she could think to ask to help
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  Speaker 1: her was a lawyer that went to the same.
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  Speaker 2: Church as her.
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  Speaker 1: His name was Steve Keeney, and Steve said, yeah, of course,
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  Speaker 1: I'll try to make some phone calls for you and
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  Speaker 1: see what I can do, And in doing so he
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  Speaker 1: wound up learning about the case about what happened to Deana,
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  Speaker 1: and he discovered that her two friends, Virginia and Bjay.
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  Speaker 2: Had actually taken a life insurance policy out on.
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  Speaker 1: Deanna the day before she fell off the cliff, and
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  Speaker 1: so Steve began digging into the back rounds of Virginia
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  Speaker 1: and bj and he discovered that Virginia had a history
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  Speaker 1: of being around a high number of accidental deaths and
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  Speaker 1: suspicious fires, and that she had cashed in a whole
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  Speaker 1: bunch of life insurance policies, so all of a sudden,
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  Speaker 1: Diana's death did not look accidental. Steve would become obsessed
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  Speaker 1: with the idea that the McGinniss were behind Dianna's death,
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  Speaker 1: but unfortunately, there was virtually no evidence to support that
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  Speaker 1: because when she died, the investigating officers ruled in an accident,
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  Speaker 1: so there was no crime scene, there was no evidence collected,
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  Speaker 1: The autopsy was very cursory, and so Steve would spend
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  Speaker 1: five years building a case against Virginia and BJ. But
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  Speaker 1: at the end of those five years it was a
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  Speaker 1: rock solid case and Virginia and BJ were arrested. During
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  Speaker 1: their trial, the real story of what happened to Deanna
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  Speaker 1: finally emerged. On that April day in nineteen eighty seven,
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  Speaker 1: the trio went to Big Sur and they had lunched together.
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  Speaker 2: They had a picnic, and while they were.
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  Speaker 1: Eating, BJ slipped some of his prescription antidepressants into Deanna's drink,
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  Speaker 1: and so after lunch the drugs were Deanna's system, and
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  Speaker 1: she began to get very drowsy, to the point where
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  Speaker 1: Virginia and BJ had to literally hold her up.
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  Speaker 2: She was falling over, she was so tired.
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  Speaker 1: And so while Deanna's in the state, Virginia and BJ
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  Speaker 1: tell her, hey, let's go over to the cliffs and
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  Speaker 1: take some pictures.
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  Speaker 2: And so they walk over.
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  Speaker 1: Diana's stumbling and BJ's holding her up, and they get
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  Speaker 1: to the edge of the cliff and BJ turns around
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  Speaker 1: to the oceans at his back and he's propping up Deanna,
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  Speaker 1: and Virginia steps away and she takes their picture, and
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  Speaker 1: then right after that picture, BJ, while still holding Diana,
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  Speaker 1: turned around to face the water and kind of carried
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  Speaker 1: Diana right to the edge, and Virginia took one more
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  Speaker 1: picture of them facing the water, and then right after
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  Speaker 1: that picture was taken, BJ took Deanna and threw her.
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  Speaker 2: Off the cliff.
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  Speaker 1: But perhaps the most disturbing part of this case is
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  Speaker 1: that as soon as he threw her off, Deanna kind
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  Speaker 1: of came to and whipped herself around and managed to
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  Speaker 1: grab onto the cliff with her hands, and so she's
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  Speaker 1: literally dangling holding onto this ledge like in the movies
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  Speaker 1: begging to be pulled back up, and Virginia and BJ,
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  Speaker 1: instead of helping her back up, picked.
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  Speaker 2: Up rocks and bashed her hands until she fell off
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  Speaker 2: the cliff.
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  Speaker 1: Ultimately, it would be these last two pictures that Virginia
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  Speaker 1: took that got her and Bjay convicted of killing Dianna
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  Speaker 1: because these pictures clearly showed Deanna was impaired compared to
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  Speaker 1: the earlier pictures on the camera roll, and the only
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  Speaker 1: reason these pictures existed is because Virginia wanted a trophy
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  Speaker 1: from the killing. Because she was actually an uncaught serial
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  Speaker 1: killer that went around killing people and cashing in their
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  Speaker 1: life insurance policies. One of her victims even included her
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  Speaker 1: own three year old daughter. BJ would actually died during
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  Speaker 1: his trial. As for Virginia, she was found guilty and
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  Speaker 1: sent to jail for life. Here are the final two
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  Speaker 1: pictures that Virginia took of Deanna. On July thirtieth, twenty sixteen,
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  Speaker 1: Janie Stewart was at home in College Station, ten, Texis,
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  Speaker 1: preparing for a wedding she was going to be photographing
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  Speaker 1: the following week. Her thirty four year old daughter named
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  Speaker 1: Sunday Rowan lived a few hours away in San Antonio,
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  Speaker 1: and she was planning to go with her to help
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  Speaker 1: her take these pictures. As Janis worked, her cell phone
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  Speaker 1: kept buzzing Since sunrise, Sunday had been snapchatting her photos
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  Speaker 1: of her and her husband, Matt, who was also thirty four,
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  Speaker 1: as they got ready for their hot air balloon ride
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  Speaker 1: that day. Eighteen months earlier, Sunday had bought Matt the
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  Speaker 1: tickets as a birthday gift, but the trip kept getting
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  Speaker 1: delayed because of bad weather. But on this July morning,
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  Speaker 1: the weather had cleared up and the trip was finally happening.
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  Speaker 1: Sunday and Matt often sought adventure to balance the demands
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  Speaker 1: of their jobs. Matt was the chief of clinical trials
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  Speaker 1: at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio and
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  Speaker 1: was a rising star in the field of burn research.
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  Speaker 1: Sunday worked at Crazy eight, which was a kid's clothing store,
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  Speaker 1: and she was devoted to her young son.
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  Speaker 2: From a previous relationship.
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  Speaker 1: At six point fifty eight, that morning, Janis received an
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  Speaker 1: image of the balloon's ground crew prepping the wicker basket
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  Speaker 1: that would hold her daughter, her son in law, and
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  Speaker 1: the rest of the other passengers. Around seven thirty, Janis
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  Speaker 1: received another image. This one was a selfie of Sunday
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  Speaker 1: and Matt posing inside of the wicker basket. They were
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  Speaker 1: up in the air. There's a beautiful field below them.
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  Speaker 1: They're smiling and they're hugging. After that, the messages stopped.
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  Speaker 1: Ten minutes later. At seven point forty, eighty five year
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  Speaker 1: old Buddy Miller was making breakfast in his ranch when
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  Speaker 1: he heard two loud explosions.
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  Speaker 2: The first one actually rattled his house.
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  Speaker 1: When he looked out the window, he saw this massive
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  Speaker 1: plume of black smoke on another rancher's land off in
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  Speaker 1: the distance. Alarmed, he jumped in his pickup truck and
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  Speaker 1: raced past his cows to the blaze a half mile away.
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  Speaker 2: Commotion like this rarely occurred in.
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  Speaker 1: Maxwell, Texas, a quiet rural community about forty miles south
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  Speaker 1: of Austin. At her home just up the road was
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  Speaker 1: sixty six year old Margaret Wiley, who heard the explosions too.
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  Speaker 1: She said the first one reminded her of the sound
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  Speaker 1: her twenty gage shotgun made when she stepped onto the porch.
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  Speaker 1: She heard the second explosion, and she said it sounded
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  Speaker 1: like a loud pop, followed by a whooshing sound like
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  Speaker 1: the sound a gas stove makes when it ignites.
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  Speaker 2: When she looked out towards where the sounds had.
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  Speaker 1: Come from, she saw this massive fireball explode in the distance,
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  Speaker 1: and she immediately called nine to one one. When Buddy
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  Speaker 1: and the other first responders arrived at the scene, they
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  Speaker 1: saw this huge fire at the base of a power
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  Speaker 1: line tower, and at first they couldn't figure out what
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  Speaker 1: was actually burning. They heard the sound of hissing propane
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  Speaker 1: tanks and thought maybe it was a tractor.
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  Speaker 2: Or a baler that had caught on fire.
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  Speaker 1: But upon closer inspection, they saw a wicker basket and
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  Speaker 1: they saw bodies.
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  Speaker 2: This was a hot air balloon accident, it would turn out.
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  Speaker 1: The pilot of that hot air balloon was forty nine
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  Speaker 1: year old Skip Nickels, and he had elected to fly
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  Speaker 1: that day despite a low cloud cover that had grounded
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  Speaker 1: the other hot air balloon companies in the area that morning. Also,
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  Speaker 1: Skip was on a mixture of prescription and over the
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  Speaker 1: counter drugs that impaired his ability to fly the balloon safely.
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  Speaker 1: After being in the air for eight miles above the clouds,
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  Speaker 1: Skip decided it was time to land, and so he
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  Speaker 1: blindly descended through the clouds, and he immediately hit a
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  Speaker 1: power line and arc carrying three hundred and forty thousand
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  Speaker 1: volts of electricity cut the balloon's metal support cables like
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  Speaker 1: a torch. As soon as the basket began plummeting toward
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  Speaker 1: the earth, the fuel lines disconnected from the burners overhead,
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  Speaker 1: spraying liquid propane up into the burners, and it arked
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  Speaker 1: back down into the wicker basket, immediately engulfing the entire.
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  Speaker 2: Thing in flames.
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  Speaker 1: The burning basket fell over one hundred feet to the ground.
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  Speaker 1: By ten am that morning, Janis had still not heard
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  Speaker 1: from her daughter after that last text she sent, which
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  Speaker 1: included the picture of her and Matt that stealthy image
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  Speaker 1: up in the balloon, and Janis was concerned that something
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  Speaker 1: had gone wrong. So she turned on the TV and
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  Speaker 1: the first thing she sees is hot air balloon crash
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  Speaker 1: in Texas, no survivors, and on the screen she immediately
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  Speaker 1: recognized the smiley face that was on the balloon that
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  Speaker 1: had crashed, because she recognized it from the images her
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  Speaker 1: daughter had sent her. Even before she got the official call,
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  Speaker 1: she knew instinctively.
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  Speaker 2: That her daughter and her son in law were both gone.
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  Speaker 1: Here are the final pictures taken of Sunday Matt and
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  Speaker 1: the other fourteen people who were on board that balloon.
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  Speaker 1: On September twenty fifth, nineteen seventy eight, a Pacific Southwest
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  Speaker 1: Airlines Boeing seven twenty seven jet airliner entered San Diego
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  Speaker 1: Air Sprit. Like all PSA aircraft, Flight one eighty two
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  Speaker 1: had a whimsical black button nose and smiley face painted
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  Speaker 1: underneath the cockpit. These so called grinning birds were synonymous
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  Speaker 1: with the company's self promoting ad campaign about them being
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  Speaker 1: the world's friendliest airline, but the airline was often criticized
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  Speaker 1: for being too friendly with their super low airfares, their
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  Speaker 1: kind of comic banter that the captains would employ through
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  Speaker 1: the intercom to passengers and their female flight attendants, who
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  Speaker 1: wore mini skirts and were instructed to make nice with
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  Speaker 1: the male passengers. Because the weather was clear, air traffic
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  Speaker 1: Control directed Captain McFerrin and First Officer Fox to switch
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  Speaker 1: from instrument flight rules to visual flight rules procedures and
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  Speaker 1: to begin their final descent. Visual flight rules refers to
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  Speaker 1: pilots using their eyes to guide the plane. It's done
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  Speaker 1: when they're flying low, the weather's clear, and they can
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  Speaker 1: see the ground. At eight fifty nine am that morning,
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  Speaker 1: as PSA Flight one eighty two descended down to four
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  Speaker 1: thousand feet, air traffic Control advised them of a cessna,
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  Speaker 1: which is a small plane, that was ascending.
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  Speaker 2: In the direction.
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  Speaker 1: Fox responded that they saw the cessna, and so air
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  Speaker 1: traffic control came back and said to maintain visual separation.
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  Speaker 1: Maintain visual separation meant that despite ground radar based controllers
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  Speaker 1: who could provide vertical and lateral separation criteria, the burden
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  Speaker 1: for maintaining separation fell solely on Captain McFerrin and his
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  Speaker 1: crew and layman's terms, air traffic Control was telling them,
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  Speaker 1: don't lose sight of the Cessna. Inside the Cessna was
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  Speaker 1: a flight instructor named Martin Casey and his student, who
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  Speaker 1: was a United States Marine named David Boswell. As this
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  Speaker 1: little plane ascended, air traffic Control informed them that PSA
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  Speaker 1: one eighty two, who was right in front of them
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  Speaker 1: and slightly above them. They were on their descent. However,
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  Speaker 1: they had the Cessna in sight. As a result, the
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  Speaker 1: men inside of the cessna did not take it upon
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  Speaker 1: themselves to actively begin looking for this jet. They assumed
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  Speaker 1: the pilots of PSA one eighty two who had them
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  Speaker 1: in sight would avoid them. Back in PSA one eighty two,
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  Speaker 1: there seemed to be some confusion in the cockpit. The
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  Speaker 1: two pilots were debating whether the sesna they were watching
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  Speaker 1: fly lower than them past them on the right was
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  Speaker 1: the same sesna that air traffic Control had told them about,
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  Speaker 1: and at some point they agreed, yep, that's got to
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  Speaker 1: be the same sesna, and so they called in to
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  Speaker 1: air traffic control that it looks like the sesna has
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  Speaker 1: passed us.
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  Speaker 2: They've flown past us on the right.
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  Speaker 1: Immediately after this transmission, the black box recorded the two
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  Speaker 1: pilots talking to each other, basically trying to convince the
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  Speaker 1: other that yes, that was definitely the right sesna. But
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  Speaker 1: after a couple of minutes of reassuring themselves, one of
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  Speaker 1: them says, boy, I hope.
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  Speaker 2: That was the right Cessna.
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  Speaker 1: According to later testimony by the air traffic controller who
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  Speaker 1: was in communication with the pilots of PSA one to
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  Speaker 1: eighty two as they were on their final descent, he
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  Speaker 1: would say when Captain McFerrin came over and said the
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  Speaker 1: sesna has passed him on the right, he believed him,
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  Speaker 1: and he didn't think to check to make sure it
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  Speaker 1: was the right one. But in reality, the sesna that
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  Speaker 1: McFerrin and Fox had seen was the wrong one. The
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  Speaker 1: real sesna they were supposed to maintain visual separation with,
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  Speaker 1: the one containing CAZy In Boswell, was still ascending in
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  Speaker 1: the direct flight path of PSA one eighty two, except
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  Speaker 1: now this sesna is in one eighty two's blind spot
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  Speaker 1: below their nose, so they literally can't see each other.
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  Speaker 1: At nine oh one that morning, air traffic control got
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  Speaker 1: an alarm that PSA one eighty two and this sessna
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  Speaker 1: are about to collide, but for some reason, the air
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  Speaker 1: traffic controller did not alert both aircraft. Instead, this controller
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  Speaker 1: only contacted the sesna and didn't tell them this was
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  Speaker 1: a dire situation. They said, Hey, there's traffic in your vicinity,
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  Speaker 1: but I'm pretty sure it's just PSA one eighty two
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  Speaker 1: and they already see you, so you're fine. So Casey
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  Speaker 1: and Boswell inside of the cessna just continued to ascend.
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  Speaker 2: One minute later, at nine o two.
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  Speaker 1: Am, PSA one eighty two flies directly over the sesna
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  Speaker 1: and strikes them with their nosewheel. The sesna gets hooked
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  Speaker 1: by the wheel and flips upside down and gets trapped
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  Speaker 1: underneath the right wing of the jet. Seconds later, the
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  Speaker 1: Sesna splits in two. The tail section containing David Boswell
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  Speaker 1: plummets to the earth like a ragdole. The nose section
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  Speaker 1: of the Cessna that contained Martin Casey stayed trapped underneath
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  Speaker 1: the right wing for a few seconds before it detonated
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  Speaker 1: inside of PSA one eighty two. This explosion was deafening,
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  Speaker 1: and immediately after it, mcfarrian was recorded.
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  Speaker 2: Saying easy baby, easy baby.
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  Speaker 1: Then he asked Fox what's the damage, and Fox says
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  Speaker 1: it's bad.
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  Speaker 2: Man were hit.
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  Speaker 1: Despite trying to keep the plane flying level, it lurched
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  Speaker 1: forward into an unrecoverable nose dive and McFerrin, knowing they
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  Speaker 1: were doomed, calmly calls out to air traffic Control and
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  Speaker 1: says we're going down. Air traffic responded, okay, we'll have
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  Speaker 1: the equipment ready for you. Then the black box recorded
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  Speaker 1: the sound of a stall warning inside the cockpit, and
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  Speaker 1: as the aircraft streaked at over three hundred miles per
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  Speaker 1: hour straight towards the ground, mcferran's last known transmission to
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  Speaker 1: air traffic.
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  Speaker 2: Was this is it baby.
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  Speaker 1: Seconds before impact, mcfarrin gave his final command over the intercom,
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  Speaker 1: which was brace yourselves. And then right before the black
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  Speaker 1: box cut out, someone in the cabin yelled, I love
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  Speaker 1: you mom. At nine oh three am, PSA one eighty
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  Speaker 1: two slammed nose first into the ground just outside of
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  Speaker 1: downtown San Diego in an area called North Park. The
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  Speaker 1: resulting explosion of thousands of gallons of jet fuels sent
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  Speaker 1: a shockwave that was registered two miles away. Almost immediately,
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  Speaker 1: firefighters were rushing towards the rising mushroom cloud of black,
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  Speaker 1: oily smoke, and many of the first responders that arrived
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  Speaker 1: at the crash site in those first few hours were
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  Speaker 1: deeply disturbed at what they saw. The bodies that had
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  Speaker 1: not been destroyed in the explosion had gotten trapped up
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  Speaker 1: in the trees. All told, one hundred and forty four
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  Speaker 1: people were killed in this accident.
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  Speaker 2: One hundred and thirty five were from.
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  Speaker 1: PSA one eighty two, two were from the Cessna, and
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  Speaker 1: seven were just unlucky people that were standing on the
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  Speaker 1: ground in North Park.
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  Speaker 2: Following a one.
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  Speaker 1: Year investigation into the mid air collision, it was determined
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  Speaker 1: that the flight crew of PSA one to eighty two
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  Speaker 1: was found to be primarily responsible because there was that
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  Speaker 1: moment that was picked up in the black box where
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  Speaker 1: the two pilots were unsure if the Cesena that passed
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  Speaker 1: them was the right one, but instead of calling them
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  Speaker 1: into air traffic control and getting confirmation, they blew it off.
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  Speaker 1: The morning of the crash, a San Diego photographer was
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  Speaker 1: at a press event when he heard the explosion overhead,
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  Speaker 1: which was one eighty two colliding with the sesna, and
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  Speaker 1: he began taking pictures and he captured these now two
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  Speaker 1: infamous photos of PSA one eighty two seconds before they
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  Speaker 1: hit the ground.
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