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Top 3 stories that sound fake but are 100% real Part 6 · Crime and Horror

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  Speaker 1: Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction, and today we're
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  Speaker 1: going to look at three stories that demonstrate that. But
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  Speaker 1: On February seventeenth, two thousand and four, shoppers inside of
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  Speaker 1: a massive Japanese superstore called Juiceco in Wakachi City, we're
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  Speaker 1: suddenly aware of a loud commotion. When they went to investigate,
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  Speaker 1: they found a thin young woman with a young baby
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  Speaker 1: strapped to her chest, grappling with an older man. Initially,
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  Speaker 1: onlooker didn't know what to do. They stood there, shocked
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  Speaker 1: at what they were seeing. Then the woman yelled out
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  Speaker 1: fee The man she was fighting with was in his
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  Speaker 1: late sixties, and he had pinned the woman and her
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  Speaker 1: baby up against this bank of ATMs, and his fists
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  Speaker 1: were clenched like he was holding whatever it.
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  Speaker 2: Was he took from her.
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  Speaker 1: Three men from the crowd immediately jumped into action and
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  Speaker 1: wrestled the man off of the woman and pinned him
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  Speaker 1: to the ground and began trying to pull his hands
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  Speaker 1: open to take out whatever he had stolen from this woman,
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  Speaker 1: But the man would not unclench his fists, and so
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  Speaker 1: these three men yelled out to the police that happened
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  Speaker 1: to be nearby. They ran over and jumped on top
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  Speaker 1: of the sky and handcuffed him, and the man as
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  Speaker 1: he's laying on the ground is yelling out that he
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  Speaker 1: did nothing wrong, and then onlookers would say he began
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  Speaker 1: moaning very strangely before he began violently vomiting.
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  Speaker 2: Before falling unconscious.
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  Speaker 1: While the police waited for emergency services to show up
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  Speaker 1: and take this man to the hospital, they were able
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  Speaker 1: to open up his fists and discover the only thing
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  Speaker 1: he was clutching was his own bank card that was
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  Speaker 1: now bent in three places. The wallet he had on
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  Speaker 1: him belonged to him, and the bags that were lying
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  Speaker 1: on the ground all around him only contained some pet
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  Speaker 1: supplies that he had recently purchased. It did not appear
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  Speaker 1: he had actually taken anything from this woman. And speaking
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  Speaker 1: of this woman, the police were so caught up in
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  Speaker 1: the chaos of the moment that they hadn't even thought
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  Speaker 1: to look around for.
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  Speaker 2: The victim to see if she was okay.
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  Speaker 1: So they poked their heads up and start looking around
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  Speaker 1: the crowd for this woman. But she's nowhere to be seen,
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  Speaker 1: and so they asked the crowd, you know, do we
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  Speaker 1: know who she is or where she went? And nobody knew.
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  Speaker 1: The police did think it was odd that this woman
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  Speaker 1: had walked off without talking to them first, but they
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  Speaker 1: figured if she walked away, then everything must be fine,
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  Speaker 1: and so they labeled the incident and attempted robbery, and
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  Speaker 1: they closed the case. The following day, the older man,
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  Speaker 1: who became known as Mister A by police, died at
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  Speaker 1: the hospital as a result of heart failure caused by
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  Speaker 1: extreme stress. When the police found out about this, they
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  Speaker 1: simply went into the case file, updated it to show
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  Speaker 1: the suspect had died, and did not investigate further. But
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  Speaker 1: mister A's family refused to believe he had just attacked
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  Speaker 1: a young woman and her baby.
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  Speaker 2: It was completely out of character.
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  Speaker 1: He was a gentle retiree who had spent forty years
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  Speaker 1: working chemical manufacturer and now was collecting a pension and
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  Speaker 1: working part time as a security guard. He lived with
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  Speaker 1: his wife, his children, and his grandchildren, and he lived
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  Speaker 1: about a kilometer away from the juiceco where he had
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  Speaker 1: gone that day to get some hamster food for his
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  Speaker 1: grandson's hamster. His family pleaded with police to reopen the
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  Speaker 1: case and investigate this woman because she must have done
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  Speaker 1: something to start this altercation.
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  Speaker 2: The police initially.
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  Speaker 1: Resisted, but ultimately conceded and said, okay, we'll check the
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  Speaker 1: CCTV camera footage at the justco to make sure we
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  Speaker 1: didn't miss.
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  Speaker 2: Anything, and what they discovered terrified them.
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  Speaker 1: A camera overlooking the ATM bank where this whole scuffle
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  Speaker 1: went down, picked up this woman about five minutes before
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  Speaker 1: mister A walked into frame. She was standing in a
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  Speaker 1: corner just off the side of the ATMs, and she
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  Speaker 1: did appear to have a two year old or one
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  Speaker 1: year old strap to her chest, and she was just
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  Speaker 1: standing there motionless with her bap to the corner, looking down.
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  Speaker 1: And then when mister A came into frame. He appeared
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  Speaker 1: to pull some money out of the atm. He had
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  Speaker 1: bags all over his arms. He turned around a forgetting
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  Speaker 1: his cash and started walking away, and as soon as
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  Speaker 1: he does, the woman in the corner suddenly becomes animated.
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  Speaker 1: She lifts her head up and walks straight past him,
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  Speaker 1: skimming his chest with her hand as she passed. And
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  Speaker 1: right after she did that, it was like mister A
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  Speaker 1: had a reaction to being touched by her, and he
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  Speaker 1: instinctively grabbed her arm, and that's when the struggle ensued,
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  Speaker 1: and that's when the woman yelled out thief, although it's
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  Speaker 1: clear from the footage that she is the aggressor, not
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  Speaker 1: mister A. And then at some point the three men
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  Speaker 1: jump out of the crowd. They pull him to the ground.
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  Speaker 1: The police show up, and then at some point during
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  Speaker 1: this chaotic melee, the woman just stands up and meanders
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  Speaker 1: her way into the crowd and disappears. Although the police
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  Speaker 1: searched every piece of footage in and around this atm
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  Speaker 1: all around the time of the incident, they never found
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  Speaker 1: any footage of this woman entering or exiting the gisco.
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  Speaker 1: It was like she just appeared in that corner in
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  Speaker 1: order to go after mister A and then vanished as
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  Speaker 1: soon as it was done. And none of the dozens
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  Speaker 1: of witnesses that watched the scuffle take place right in
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  Speaker 1: front of them in broad daylight were able to provide
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  Speaker 1: any sort of meaningful description of this woman.
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  Speaker 2: It was like nobody got a really look at her.
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  Speaker 2: But after reviewing hours and hours of.
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  Speaker 1: The CCTV footage, the police did find one instance where
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  Speaker 1: this woman for one second looked up at a camera,
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  Speaker 1: exposing her face, and her face was so unsettling to
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  Speaker 1: police that they actually decided not to share the image
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  Speaker 1: with the public for an entire year. They were scared
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  Speaker 1: that if people saw this image it would scare them
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  Speaker 1: from ever going back to justco This is the image
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  Speaker 1: of the woman. As you can see, her face is
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  Speaker 1: totally emotionless. Her eyes are blank and downcast. Some have
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  Speaker 1: compared her face to a death mask, which is a
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  Speaker 1: plaster cast of a dead person's face. Other people have
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  Speaker 1: said she doesn't even look human. After seeing the CCTV footage,
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  Speaker 1: mister A's relatives sued the police for detaining him and
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  Speaker 1: pinning him to the ground despite his obvious medical distress.
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  Speaker 1: As a result of whatever this woman did to him.
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  Speaker 1: Eventually they did reach a settlement, but what they really
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  Speaker 1: wanted was an explanation for.
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  Speaker 2: Who this woman was.
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  Speaker 1: But even after the police released this strange photo to
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  Speaker 1: the public, nobody ever came forward, so she was never identified,
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  Speaker 1: and it's unlikely she'll ever be identified because the statute
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  Speaker 1: of limitations for this case expired in twenty eleven. The case,
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  Speaker 1: which is now referred to as the Justco Phantom, is
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  Speaker 1: still very famous in Japan, and it remains a popular
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  Speaker 1: topic on long internet chatroom threads, where people exchange this
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  Speaker 1: eerie photograph and speculate about who or what killed mister A.
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  Speaker 1: In twenty ten, Sam Ballard was a nineteen year old
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  Speaker 1: living in Australia. He was a college student and a
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  Speaker 1: standout rugby player. His mother described him as being invincible.
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  Speaker 1: One night, Sam and his buddies were over a friend's
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  Speaker 1: house having what they called a red wine Appreciation night,
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  Speaker 1: where they sarcastically pretend to be grown ups by only
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  Speaker 1: drinking wine instead of beer. And after hours of drinking
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  Speaker 1: and joking around, they were standing in the backyard on
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  Speaker 1: the patio when they noticed a small slug crawling across
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  Speaker 1: the ground, and at some point one of the boys
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  Speaker 1: yelled out, hey, someone should eat that, but no one
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  Speaker 1: was taking him seriously, and everyone just kind of joked
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  Speaker 1: about it.
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  Speaker 2: But Sam took it as a challenge and said, you
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  Speaker 2: know what, I'll eat the slug.
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  Speaker 1: And everyone's like, no way, You're not gonna eat that slug,
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  Speaker 1: But them telling him he wasn't going to do it
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  Speaker 1: only egged him on, and so he picked that slug up,
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  Speaker 1: through it in his mouth and he ate it, and
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  Speaker 1: the boys howled with laughter. They were so impressed, and
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  Speaker 1: for the rest of the night he was the king.
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  Speaker 1: The next morning, when Sam got up, he noticed a
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  Speaker 1: dull egg in his legs. He attributed the pain to
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  Speaker 1: his hangover and expected it to clear by the evening.
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  Speaker 2: But by the end of the day, the.
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  Speaker 1: Fog of his hangover had gone away, but the pain
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  Speaker 1: in his legs had not. The following day, when he
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  Speaker 1: woke up, the pain was not only still there, it
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  Speaker 1: had intensified, and so he told his mother about it,
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  Speaker 1: and her first concern was that he could be developing
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  Speaker 1: multiple sclerosis, something his dad had. Sam was concerned about
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  Speaker 1: that too, but he also told her that he had
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  Speaker 1: eaten this slug, and he was concerned that, you know,
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  Speaker 1: maybe this could be some sort of allergic reaction to that,
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  Speaker 1: and his mother said, you know what, you get nothing
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  Speaker 1: to worry about with the slug.
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  Speaker 2: Nobody gets sick from things like that.
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  Speaker 1: So they went to the doctor and multiple sclerosis was
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  Speaker 1: very quickly ruled out, which was a huge relieve to
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  Speaker 1: the ballads, but the doctor said they didn't really have
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  Speaker 1: a good reason for why Sam was experiencing this leg pain.
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  Speaker 2: Sam brought up the.
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  Speaker 1: Fact that he had eaten his slug, and even though
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  Speaker 1: his mom didn't think it was a big deal, he
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  Speaker 1: was wondering if maybe this could be an allergic reaction,
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  Speaker 1: and the doctor said that off the top of their head,
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  Speaker 1: they had no idea if the slug had anything to
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  Speaker 1: do with his leg pain. But a couple of days later,
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  Speaker 1: the doctor called Sam back and said they had a
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  Speaker 1: chance to do some research and they spoke to their
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  Speaker 1: colleagues and it looks like Sam had something called rat
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  Speaker 1: lungworm disease. This is an infection most commonly found in
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  Speaker 1: rats that's caused by a parasitic worm that can be
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  Speaker 1: passed down to snails and slugs if they eat the
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  Speaker 1: rat feces that contains the parasite's larvae. Based on Sam's symptoms,
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  Speaker 1: which now included persistent dizziness and vomiting, the doctor informed
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  Speaker 1: him that most likely the slug he consumed at.
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  Speaker 2: That party was a carrier of the parasite.
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  Speaker 1: The doctor informed the ballads that most people who contract
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  Speaker 1: rat lungworm disease do so from eating undercooked or raw snails,
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  Speaker 1: and they recover without incident once the parasite dies. But
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  Speaker 1: in very rare cases, the parasite can penetrate the intestine,
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  Speaker 1: traverse the nervous system, and then burrow itself into the
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  Speaker 1: outer line of the brain, causing Patience to suffer from
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  Speaker 1: a very rare form of meningitis that can be deadly.
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  Speaker 1: Sam and his family were told there wasn't much anybody
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  Speaker 1: could do to help treat his symptoms.
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  Speaker 2: And so all they could really do was just wait.
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  Speaker 1: To see how severe his case was going to be,
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  Speaker 1: and unfortunately, Sam's was extremely severe. Just a few days
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  Speaker 1: after his diagnosis, Sam did develop the rare form of meningitis,
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  Speaker 1: and he slipped into a coma for four hundred and
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  Speaker 1: twenty days.
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  Speaker 2: When he finally woke up, he was paralyzed.
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  Speaker 1: He wasn't able to speak, and he couldn't eat without
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  Speaker 1: a feeding tube. He required care twenty four hours a day,
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  Speaker 1: seven days a week, but the disease did not affect
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  Speaker 1: his mental faculties.
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  Speaker 2: He was just as sharp as ever.
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  Speaker 1: One of his best friends, Jimmy Galvin, who was there
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  Speaker 1: the night Sam ate the slug, said he went into
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  Speaker 1: Sam's room after he came out of this coma, and
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  Speaker 1: he told Sam how sorry he was that he didn't
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  Speaker 1: try to stop him from eating the slug, And although
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  Speaker 1: Sam couldn't speak or react in any way, he cried
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  Speaker 1: because clearly he had.
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  Speaker 2: Understood what Jimmy had told him.
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  Speaker 1: Sam was eventually released from the hospital in a motorized
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  Speaker 1: wheelchair three years after being admitted. He would only live
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  Speaker 1: another five years before the infection claimed his life. Sam
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  Speaker 1: kept a copy of the Doctor seuss book Oh the
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  Speaker 1: Places He'll Go close to him over the eight years
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  Speaker 1: following his diagnosis. The book was doctor Seuss's final salute,
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  Speaker 1: offering encouragement to children as they deal with.
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  Speaker 2: Life's inevitable obstacles.
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  Speaker 1: Over the years, as he struggled with his severe disabilities,
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  Speaker 1: his friends and family would read from this book willing
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  Speaker 1: him to make the best of the challenges he was facing.
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  Speaker 1: And then as his friends and family said their final
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  Speaker 1: goodbye at his funeral, the book was read one last time.
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  Speaker 1: When Conrad Roland was a little kid, he was always
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  Speaker 1: on the go. One time, when he was at the
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  Speaker 1: grocery store with his mother, he leapt out of the
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  Speaker 1: cart and ran away from her and she found him
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  Speaker 1: stuck inside of a freezer. After that incident, she literally
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  Speaker 1: made him wear bells on his shoes when they were
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  Speaker 1: out in public so she didn't lose track of him.
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  Speaker 2: But by the time Conrad was just.
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  Speaker 1: Four years old, he had discovered athletics and instead of
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  Speaker 1: putting his energy into running away from his mom, he
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  Speaker 1: focused it exclusively on baseball, basketball, soccer, and tennis, and
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  Speaker 1: by the time he was eleven years old, he was
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  Speaker 1: an exceptional all around athlete. And at the time his
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  Speaker 1: school announced they were going to have the special guest
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  Speaker 1: speaker at an assembly, and it turned out to be
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  Speaker 1: the Hall of Fame baseball player Rod Caru, and Conrad
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  Speaker 1: was just blown away. He just could not believe he
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  Speaker 1: was in the presence of an actual professional athlete, let
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  Speaker 1: alone a guy that had achieved the success Rod Crew had,
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  Speaker 1: and so after this assembly, when he got home, it
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  Speaker 1: was all Conrad could talk about was just how incredible
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  Speaker 1: mister Carew was and how he Conrad was gonna be
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  Speaker 1: a professional athlete just like mister Carew. For many kids,
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  Speaker 1: this would just be a phase. They'd be really invested
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  Speaker 1: in sports, and then their interests would go somewhere else
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  Speaker 1: and they'd kind of forget about it and it would
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  Speaker 1: not be their.
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  Speaker 2: Life calling anymore.
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  Speaker 1: But for Conrad, the impression Rod cru left on him
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  Speaker 1: was so profound that he never wavered. He really did
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  Speaker 1: dedicate himself to becoming a professional athlete, and he would
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  Speaker 1: be successful, albeit in a different sport. He became a
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  Speaker 1: professional football player in the NFL, and in twenty twelve
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  Speaker 1: Conrad started nearly every game for the New York Jets
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  Speaker 1: at tight end. It was like his professional career was
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  Speaker 1: going off without a hitch. But in twenty thirteen he
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  Speaker 1: injured his knee, which sidelined him for about two years,
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  Speaker 1: and even though he diligently rehabbed and got back to
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  Speaker 1: full strength, the teams were not really ready to take
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  Speaker 1: a flyer on him because they were worried.
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  Speaker 2: His knee would just give out again.
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  Speaker 1: He continued to train extremely hard in hopes of landing
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  Speaker 1: another contract, but his playing career was.
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  Speaker 2: Starting to look bleak.
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  Speaker 1: During the twenty sixteen offseason, Conrad was back home in
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  Speaker 1: California visiting his family. One night, as his mother, Mary,
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  Speaker 1: was making dinner, Conrad was sitting at the table filling
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  Speaker 1: out his driver's license renewal form and when he got
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  Speaker 1: to the section where it asked him if you wanted
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  Speaker 1: to be an organ donor, he stopped and he asked
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  Speaker 1: his mother, you know, are you an organ donor? And
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  Speaker 1: she would say, yeah, I am, and so Conrad said, okay,
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  Speaker 1: then I will be too, and he checked the box
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  Speaker 1: and Mary remembers thinking, gosh, I really hope it never
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  Speaker 1: comes to that. A few months later, Conrad was working
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  Speaker 1: out in a local gym, geting ready for the next season,
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  Speaker 1: when he developed a sudden and severely painful headache. He
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  Speaker 1: tried to keep working out, but he just could not
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  Speaker 1: do it. So he stepped aside and he called his
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  Speaker 1: mom and he told her that he felt this weird
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  Speaker 1: click in his head and then he felt this blinding
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  Speaker 1: pain behind his left eye.
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  Speaker 2: His mother told him.
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  Speaker 1: He needed to go to the hospital right away, and
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  Speaker 1: so that day Conrad went over to the UCLA Medical Center,
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  Speaker 1: where they quickly diagnosed him with a brain aneurysm. A
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  Speaker 1: brain aneurysm is the bulging or ballooning of a blood
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  Speaker 1: vessel in the brain. If the aneurysm bursts, it's fatal
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  Speaker 1: about fifty percent of the time, and for the people
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  Speaker 1: who survive a ruptured aneurysm, most likely they will suffer
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  Speaker 1: from significant neurological deficits. After his diagnosis, Conrad remained positive
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  Speaker 1: and assured his family he was going to kick this
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  Speaker 1: thing's butt. But on December twelfth, just four days after
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  Speaker 1: he was admitted, Conrad's aneurism burst and he never regained consciousness.
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  Speaker 1: Because Conrad was an organ donor, the doctors kept his
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  Speaker 1: body on life support and they called the recipients at
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  Speaker 1: the top of the donor lists.
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  Speaker 2: One of them was a man.
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  Speaker 1: In his seventies who a year earlier had offered a
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  Speaker 1: massive heart attack and desperately needed a new heart. When
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  Speaker 1: he and his wife got the call, they were shaking.
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  Speaker 1: They couldn't believe it. His life was about to be saved.
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  Speaker 1: They already lived right near Los Angeles, so they hopped
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  Speaker 1: in their car and they sped to the UCLA Medical
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  Speaker 1: Center and shortly thereafter, news out of the operating room
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  Speaker 1: was the transplant had been a success. The man Conrad's
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  Speaker 1: heart had just saved was none other than Baseball Hall
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  Speaker 1: of Famer Rod Carew, Conrad's childhood hero that had pushed
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  Speaker 1: him to become a professional athlete. At first, the families
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  Speaker 1: had no idea, but eventually this incredible link was discovered
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  Speaker 1: and immediately the two families bonded. Today, because Conrad's family
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  Speaker 1: only lives twelve miles away from Rodkru and his family,
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  Speaker 1: Conrad's mother was given a standing invitation by the Careus
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  Speaker 1: to stop by any time she wanted to listen to
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  Speaker 1: her son's heart.
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