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The Crown, the Architect, and the Open Door of Death · Haunted Horror Stories

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  Speaker 1: There is a version of this story where a seven-year-old
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  Speaker 1: girl walks home from her neighbor's house on a Sunday
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  Speaker 1: morning in Bogota, and nothing happens. That version does not exist.
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  Speaker 1: What exists instead is a silver plastic crown, a building
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  Speaker 1: with 43 apartments, and a name that Columbia has never
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  Speaker 1: been able to stop saying. This case stayed with me
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  Speaker 1: long after I stopped reading about it. Not because of
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  Speaker 1: the crime itself, but because of how many doors stayed
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  Speaker 1: open when the trial ended. On the morning of December 4th, 2016,
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  Speaker 1: Juliana Sambani left her home in the Bosque Calderón neighborhood
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  Speaker 1: of Bogotá. She was seven years old. She was wearing
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  Speaker 1: the kind of clothes a child wears when the day
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  Speaker 1: feels ordinary. Because it did. Because it was. Right up
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  Speaker 1: until it wasn't, by 11 o'clock that night, Police found
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  Speaker 1: her body inside a vacant duplex apartment in a building
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  Speaker 1: called ECU 66. She had been sexually assaulted. She had
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  Speaker 1: been killed. And the building where she died had been
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  Speaker 1: constructed by the family of the man who killed her.
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  Speaker 1: That detail alone changes the shape of everything that comes after.
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  Speaker 1: Juliana was born in 2009 in El Tambor, a small
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  Speaker 1: rural area in the Cauca region of southwestern Colombia. in
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  Speaker 1: a community called Lost Milagros, the Miracles. Her family was Yonakona,
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  Speaker 1: an indigenous people of the Andean Highlands. Her father, Juvencio Samboni,
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  Speaker 1: worked construction. Her mother, Nelly Menyos, took domestic work wherever
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  Speaker 1: she could find it. They had come to Bogota, the
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  Speaker 1: way many families from Makaka come to Bogota, looking for
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  Speaker 1: the kind of stability that the city promises and rarely delivers.
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  Speaker 1: They lived in Bosque Calderon, a working-class hillside neighborhood in
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  Speaker 1: the eastern part of the city. The streets there are
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  Speaker 1: narrow and steep, the houses pressed close to each other.
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  Speaker 1: It is the kind of neighborhood where children play in
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  Speaker 1: front of their own doors, where parents watch from windows,
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  Speaker 1: where the distance between safe and unsafe is measured in seconds.
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  Speaker 1: Juliana had a little sister named Nicole. The two of
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  Speaker 1: them played together with a silver plastic crown, the kind
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  Speaker 1: that comes in a party favor bag or falls out
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  Speaker 1: of a piñata. Juliana wore it and called herself a queen.
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  Speaker 1: That crown is the last warm image this story has
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  Speaker 1: of her, and it belongs here before everything else. Eleven
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  Speaker 1: blocks away, in a different kind of Bogota entirely, stood
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  Speaker 1: the Uribe Noguera family, stood the Uribe Noguera family. Rafael
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  Speaker 1: Uribe Noguera was 38 years old in 2016. He was
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  Speaker 1: an architect, trained and practicing, the son of Rafael Uribe Rivera,
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  Speaker 1: the dean of the architecture school at Universidad Javeriana. one
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  Speaker 1: of Colombia's most prestigious universities. His mother was Maria Isabel Nogura.
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  Speaker 1: His siblings, Francisco and Catalina, worked alongside him in the
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  Speaker 1: family's construction company, Lascaux Construction Guiones, SAS, founded in 2010
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  Speaker 1: with a capital of approximately $ 40 million. ECU-66, the building
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  Speaker 1: where Giuliano would die, was one of theirs. 43 apartments,
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  Speaker 1: a duplex on the upper floors that sat vacant and silent, waiting.
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  Speaker 1: Raphael lived in the adjacent building, ECU-64. He knew ECU-66
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  Speaker 1: the way you know a place you have built. Every door,
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  Speaker 1: every staircase, every room that no one had moved into yet.
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  Speaker 1: At approximately 8 in the morning on December 4th, Security
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  Speaker 1: cameras recorded Rafael leaving ECU-64 in a silver truck. The
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  Speaker 1: building's guard later told investigators that Rafael's manner seemed uncertain, hesitant.
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  Speaker 1: The word he used, translated carefully, was that Rafael seemed
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  Speaker 1: to be reconsidering something. That camera footage also contained something
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  Speaker 1: investigators would not immediately emphasise. The truck had passed through
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  Speaker 1: Juliana's neighborhood not once before that morning, but twice. That
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  Speaker 1: detail will matter. It will matter in a way that
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  Speaker 1: makes the word impulse very difficult to use with a
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  Speaker 1: straight face. One hour after leaving his building, Rafael Uribe
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  Speaker 1: Noguera took Juliana Sampani from the street in front of
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  Speaker 1: her home. Her family was inside. Nicole was probably still asleep.
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  Speaker 1: The Crown was somewhere in the apartment. waiting for a
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  Speaker 1: queen who would not come back to claim it. The
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  Speaker 1: morning of December 4th, 2016, began the way most Sunday
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  Speaker 1: mornings began in Bosque Calderón. Juvencio Samboní had already left
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  Speaker 1: for work before the sun was fully up. Nelly Muñoz
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  Speaker 1: was inside. Juliana and her little sister Nicole stepped outside together.
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  Speaker 1: The way they always did on weekend mornings, into the
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  Speaker 1: narrow street that ran in front of their building, Juliana
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  Speaker 1: was wearing a white dress that day. She was seven
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  Speaker 1: years old. What happened next took less than two minutes.
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  Speaker 1: Investigators would later recover footage from more than 200 security
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  Speaker 1: cameras positioned across that stretch of Bogota. The footage told
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  Speaker 1: a story that the defense would spend months trying to
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  Speaker 1: reframe as chaotic, impulsive, and drug-fueled. The cameras told a
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  Speaker 1: different story entirely. At approximately eight in the morning, A
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  Speaker 1: silver truck left the underground parking of ECU-64, the building
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  Speaker 1: where Rafael Uribe Nogra kept his primary residence. The building
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  Speaker 1: was less than a 10-minute walk from Juliana's home. The
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  Speaker 1: truck moved through the neighborhood, then turned around and came
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  Speaker 1: back through the same stretch of street a second time.
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  Speaker 1: No stop, no errand, no destination. Two passes through the
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  Speaker 1: same block, captured on camera, logged with timestamps, That detail
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  Speaker 1: does not fit any version of an impulsive act. Two
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  Speaker 1: hours had passed between those first recorded passes, and the
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  Speaker 1: moment Giuliana was taken, that is not the timeline of
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  Speaker 1: a man who acted without thinking. That is the timeline
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  Speaker 1: of a man who left, came back, waited, and chose.
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  Speaker 1: Around nine in the morning, Juliana was separated from Nicole.
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  Speaker 1: The exact mechanics of how Raphael brought a seven-year-old girl
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  Speaker 1: into that building without being stopped by anyone have never
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  Speaker 1: been publicly detailed. What is known is where she was taken.
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  Speaker 1: The duplex apartment inside ECU 66, the 43-unit building his
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  Speaker 1: own family had designed, built, and still controlled. A building
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  Speaker 1: Raphael knew completely. A building where he would have known
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  Speaker 1: which floors were vacant, which stairs were unmonitored, which rooms
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  Speaker 1: no one would enter. At approximately 11 in the morning,
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  Speaker 1: a delivery was placed to the ECU-66 apartment. Cooking oil,
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  Speaker 1: a lighter, cigarettes. The order was registered. The timestamp exists
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  Speaker 1: in the investigation files. Two hours after taking Juliana, Rafael
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  Speaker 1: Uribe Noguera placed a delivery order to the apartment where
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  Speaker 1: she was being held. That single fact stopped every defense
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  Speaker 1: argument about mental incapacity called. You do not place a
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  Speaker 1: food delivery order if you have lost control of yourself.
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  Speaker 1: You do not think about what you need in that
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  Speaker 1: room if you are not thinking about what is happening
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  Speaker 1: in that room. The defense would argue throughout the trial
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  Speaker 1: that Raphael's documented drug use had compromised his judgment to
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  Speaker 1: the point of diminished responsibility. The delivery timestamp made that
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  Speaker 1: argument structurally impossible to sustain. Whatever state Raphael was in,
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  Speaker 1: He was present enough to plan, to order, and to wait.
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  Speaker 1: Shortly after noon, cameras captured Rafael walking from ECU 66
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  Speaker 1: to ECU 64, his primary residence. He changed his clothes.
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  Speaker 1: Then he walked back. In the afternoon, two people arrived.
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  Speaker 1: Catalina Uribe Noguera entered ECU 66. At 3.32 in the afternoon,
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  Speaker 1: her brother Francisco arrived. Approximately 20 minutes later, at 5.27,
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  Speaker 1: all three of them walked out of the building together.
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  Speaker 1: Juliana was still inside. That sequence, the arrivals, the overlap,
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  Speaker 1: the coordinated exit, became the center of the encabrimiento, prosecution,
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  Speaker 1: against Francisco Ramos. and Catalina. Investigators believed the siblings had
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  Speaker 1: entered that building, knowing what had happened, and left without
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  Speaker 1: calling anyone. More than 25 text messages had been deleted
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  Speaker 1: from the phones of both siblings by the time investigators
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  Speaker 1: accessed them. According to the prosecution's account, the deletion was
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  Speaker 1: not disputed. What those messages said was never recovered. The
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  Speaker 1: defense argued that neither Francisco nor Catalina had seen the child,
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  Speaker 1: had known she was there, or had understood what their
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  Speaker 1: brother had done. The tribunal ultimately found that the prosecution
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  Speaker 1: had not proven otherwise, beyond a reasonable doubt. Francisco and
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  Speaker 1: Catalina were acquitted. The acquittal was upheld on appeal in
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  Speaker 1: December of 2019. Legally, the question closed. It has never
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  Speaker 1: closed anywhere else. At some point that evening, Rafael was
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  Speaker 1: brought to Clínica Montserrat with what was described as an
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  Speaker 1: apparent overdose. Francisco was the one who informed police of
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  Speaker 1: his location. Investigators would later describe this as the moment
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  Speaker 1: the family's account of events crystallized into a single, coordinated narrative.
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  Speaker 1: Rafael had taken something, lost control, and now needed medical care.
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  Speaker 1: The focus shifted to his condition. The building stood empty
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  Speaker 1: and unguarded. It was nearly 11 at night when police
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  Speaker 1: entered ECU 66. They found Juliana under the jacuzzi. She
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  Speaker 1: had no clothing on. Her body had been covered in
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  Speaker 1: cooking oil. Her clothes had been placed inside the tank
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  Speaker 1: of the toilet in the bathroom. There was a bow-tied
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  Speaker 1: ribbon near her body. There was also a piece of
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  Speaker 1: women's underwear. in the scene that did not belong to
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  Speaker 1: Juliana and has never been publicly attributed to anyone. Carlos Valdez,
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  Speaker 1: then director of the National Institute of Legal Medicine, confirmed
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  Speaker 1: the cause of death, mechanical asphyxia by suffocation combined with
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  Speaker 1: manual pressure applied to her throat. She had also suffered
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  Speaker 1: sexual abuse and severe physical harm. The genetic material recovered
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  Speaker 1: from Juliana's body was matched to Rafael Uribe Nigura. She
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  Speaker 1: was seven years old. Her white dress was in a
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  Speaker 1: toilet tank. Five days after Juliana's body was found, Fernando
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  Speaker 1: Machan-Mario was discovered dead in his home. Machan-Mario was the
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  Speaker 1: security guard on duty at ECU-66. On the morning of
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  Speaker 1: December 4th, he had already spoken to investigators. He had
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  Speaker 1: described seeing Rafael that morning, nervous, behaving in a way
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  Speaker 1: that had struck him as off. He was a witness.
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  Speaker 1: He was the witness closest to the entry point of
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  Speaker 1: that building on the day Juliana was brought inside. On
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  Speaker 1: December 9th, he was gone. The official determination was possible suicide.
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  Speaker 1: No criminal charges were filed in connection with his death.
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  Speaker 1: No alternative explanation was investigated publicly. The case was not
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  Speaker 1: formally linked to the Samboni investigation, and yet, the timing
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  Speaker 1: sat inside the public consciousness of Columbia. like a splinter
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  Speaker 1: that could not be worked out. Five days after the
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  Speaker 1: most scrutinized crime in the country that year, the one
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  Speaker 1: person positioned at the front door of the building where
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  Speaker 1: Juliana died was found dead. Authorities pointed to suicide. The
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  Speaker 1: word possible did not disappear from any official record. For
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  Speaker 1: Nellie and Juvencio, The death of Merchan Mirelo was not
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  Speaker 1: an administrative footnote. It arrived as confirmation of something they
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  Speaker 1: had already begun to feel, that the forces capable of
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  Speaker 1: protecting their daughter were also capable of determining what could
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  Speaker 1: be known and what would remain obscured. They were a
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  Speaker 1: construction worker and a domestic employee from Makaka. The Uribe
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  Speaker 1: Nogura family had $ 40 million in company Kakato and had
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  Speaker 1: built the building where their daughter died. A psychic named
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  Speaker 1: Aida Valasar had been consulted during the search before Juliana's
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  Speaker 1: body was found. Valencia described feeling extreme anguish during the session.
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  Speaker 1: She told the family that she did not believe Juliana
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  Speaker 1: would be found alive. The family had reached out to
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  Speaker 1: her because the official search had produced nothing for hours,
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  Speaker 1: and a mother standing in the street outside an apartment
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  Speaker 1: building in Bogota had nothing left to try. Valencia was
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  Speaker 1: not an official source. Her account carried no legal weight,
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  Speaker 1: but she had been right, and that fact settled somewhere
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  Speaker 1: in the public retelling of this case and never fully left.
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  Speaker 1: This is where the rational architecture of the investigation began
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  Speaker 1: to develop its first visible cracks, not in the forensic evidence,
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  Speaker 1: which was overwhelming, but in the surrounding structure. Key witness
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  Speaker 1: dead five days after the fact, with no further inquiry.
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  Speaker 1: Text messages deleted and unrecoverable. A piece of women's underwear
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  Speaker 1: in the scene with no identified owner. A bow on
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  Speaker 1: a child's body. An acquittal built on the absence of
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  Speaker 1: recovered evidence. There is no version of this story where
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  Speaker 1: everything makes sense. What investigators had was a conviction. Certain.
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  Speaker 1: evidence-backed and final, sitting inside a larger set of questions
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  Speaker 1: that the conviction itself could not answer. Rafael Uribe Noguera
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  Speaker 1: was found guilty. He was sentenced to 51 years and
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  Speaker 1: 10 months, later raised to 58 years on appeal by
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  Speaker 1: the family's legal team. He confessed on January 11th, 2017,
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  Speaker 1: more than a month after the crime. is currently held
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  Speaker 1: in Latramakua Prison in Valladolpa between 2019 and 2020. 2.
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  Speaker 1: He redeemed 14 months and 17 days of his sentence
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  Speaker 1: through architectural work, drafting plans and designs from inside his cell.
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  Speaker 1: The sentence is real, the time he is drawing is real,
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  Speaker 1: and the questions that sit outside the courtroom record remain
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  Speaker 1: exactly where they were left. Unanswered. Unarchived. Still open. Rafael
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  Speaker 1: Uribe Noguera was convicted on March 29th, 2017. The Tribunal
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  Speaker 1: Superior de Bogota sentenced him to 51 years and 10 months.
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  Speaker 1: Juliana's family appealed. The final sentence was 58 years. He
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  Speaker 1: is serving that sentence at La Tramacua prison in Valledupa,
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  Speaker 1: a facility known as one of Colombia's harshest. And yet,
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  Speaker 1: between 2019 and 2020, too, Raphael redeemed 14 months and
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  Speaker 1: 17 days of that sentence. The method? Architectural drawings. The
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  Speaker 1: same professional skill that built the duplex where Juliana died
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  Speaker 1: now quietly shortened the time he would spend paying for it.
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  Speaker 1: There is no version of this story where that detail
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  Speaker 1: doesn't leave a mark. Francisco and Catalina Uribe Noguera were
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  Speaker 1: acquitted on August 12th, 2019. The Tribunal Superior ratified that
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  Speaker 1: decision in December of the same year. The charge was concealment.
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  Speaker 1: the court found that reasonable doubt remained. Partly because the doctors,
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  Speaker 1: the prosecution itself, had called to the stand, confirmed Raphael's
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  Speaker 1: overdose posed a genuine medical risk, The very witnesses meant
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  Speaker 1: to support the case against the siblings ended up undermining it.
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  Speaker 1: 25 deleted text messages from their phones were never recovered.
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  Speaker 1: That gap in the record is not evidence of guilt.
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  Speaker 1: It is not evidence of innocence either. It is simply
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  Speaker 1: a silence that the case closed around without ever filling.
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  Speaker 1: Fernando Merchan Murillo, the security guard who had seen Rafael
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  Speaker 1: nervous on the morning of December 4th, who had told
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  Speaker 1: investigators what he observed, was found dead in his home
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  Speaker 1: on December 9th, 2006, five days after Giuliana's body was discovered.
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  Speaker 1: The ruling was possible suicide. No charges were filed. No
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  Speaker 1: connection to the case was formally established. The case officially
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  Speaker 1: considers that thread closed. Whether the listener does is a
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  Speaker 1: different question. Giovanzio Sambonese, and Nelly Munoz returned to Kaka
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  Speaker 1: after the trial. The family Uribe Noguera never called them.
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  Speaker 1: Not once. No condolence, no acknowledgement, no gesture across the
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  Speaker 1: distance between two families whose lives had been destroyed by
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  Speaker 1: the same man. A lot in Popayan was mentioned at
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  Speaker 1: some point. Land, a place to rebuild. It was never delivered.
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  Speaker 1: A housing subsidy was promised by the state. At the
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  Speaker 1: time this story closes, it had not arrived either. The
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  Speaker 1: warmth moment here is hard to name cleanly, but this
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  Speaker 1: is where the weight landed for me. Not in the verdict,
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  Speaker 1: not in the sentence. It was in learning that Juvencio
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  Speaker 1: and Nelly had gone home to Coco with nothing. Not
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  Speaker 1: a single word from the family whose son had ended everything.
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  Speaker 1: That silence has its own shape. It sits differently than
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  Speaker 1: the absence of a phone call. It is an active choice,
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  Speaker 1: made every day since December 4th, 2016. Nicole, Juliana's younger sister,
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  Speaker 1: was seven when her family moved to Bogota. She was
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  Speaker 1: seven when Juliana was taken. She grew up with the
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  Speaker 1: case as context, with her parents giving interviews, attending hearings,
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  Speaker 1: fighting for a sentence that kept getting appealed. With a
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  Speaker 1: brother born after the loss, named Juliana, Andres, a name
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  Speaker 1: chosen deliberately, carrying the shape of a sister he would
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  Speaker 1: never meet, that boy will grow up knowing who he
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  Speaker 1: was named for, knowing why the crown that Juliana and
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  Speaker 1: Nicole used to pass between them on Sunday mornings in
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  Speaker 1: their apartment in Bosca Calderon The silver plastic one, bent
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  Speaker 1: a little at the base, was never mentioned again after
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  Speaker 1: the day she disappeared. Some objects don't survive the thing
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  Speaker 1: that happens after them. There are cases where the legal
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  Speaker 1: outcome and the human outcome align, where the sentence handed
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  Speaker 1: down feels proportional to what was taken. This is not
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  Speaker 1: always one of those cases, and the people who lived
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  Speaker 1: it know the difference better than anyone. 58 years for
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  Speaker 1: Raphael Arabi Noguerrer, a number large enough to feel like
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  Speaker 1: justice from a distance. But Giovenzio still lays bricks. Nelly
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  Speaker 1: still wakes up in a house where Giuliana is not.
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  Speaker 1: Nicole is older now than Giuliana will ever be, and
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  Speaker 1: Giuliana Andres carries a name. was already grieving before he
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  Speaker 1: was born. The question the investigation left open, the women's
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  Speaker 1: underwear found in the duplex belonging to no identified person,
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  Speaker 1: was never publicly attributed. It remains in the case file
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  Speaker 1: without a name next to it, a detail that fits
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  Speaker 1: nowhere and was never made to fit. Fernando Merchan Murillo
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  Speaker 1: is listed as a possible suicide. The 25 deleted texts
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  Speaker 1: are listed as unrecovered. The lot in Popayan is listed
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  Speaker 1: as undelivered. What the record calls closed, the people inside
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  Speaker 1: it experience as ongoing. On a Sunday morning, in a
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  Speaker 1: neighborhood called Los Milagros, the Miracles, a girl who had
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  Speaker 1: been born Yonacorna, who had traveled from the southern highlands
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  Speaker 1: to the capital so her father could build things, who
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  Speaker 1: liked to pretend she was a queen, got up and
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  Speaker 1: got dressed and walked outside. She was seven years old.
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  Speaker 1: She had a sister waiting for her inside. She did
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  Speaker 1: not come back. That is the last confirmed image. A
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  Speaker 1: door left open. A sister still waiting. And somewhere in Valladupur,
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  Speaker 1: in a cell at Latramakua, an architect draws plans for
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  Speaker 1: buildings he will never construct. And each completed page takes
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  Speaker 1: one more day off a sentence that cannot take back
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  Speaker 1: a single thing it cost. This show is made by
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  Speaker 1: Oba Media.