After the First 48 (2008) Season 11 Episode 4

Terra.Anatolia

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00:01The following program documents a real homicide case,

00:04the investigation, the pursuit of justice,

00:06and the lasting impact on the loved ones left behind.

00:14We got a tentative count of six wounds to her body.

00:18There's a lot of anger there.

00:20This is a violent death.

00:23We're gonna give it every ounce of the respect that she deserves.

00:27Her life matters.

00:28For those most affected by a homicide.

00:31I searched my heart to see who would have done this to my mom.

00:35It had to have been somebody that she knew.

00:38The first 48 is just the beginning.

00:41This is not a typical homicide case.

00:45Do we have another victim here?

00:47Is he dead?

00:48And I'm like, oh my God.

00:50It's just like light bulb.

00:53Is he gonna have a weapon?

00:54The defense was gonna try to paint Miss Campbell as a very violent aggressor.

01:01It was either him or her.

01:03So we had a very viable self-defense claim.

01:06If they were successful, we knew that he would be acquitted.

01:09I quit it.

01:10This is the story of the fight for justice.

01:13In the weeks, months, and years.

01:16I miss her so much.

01:18After the first 48.

01:23In the Treme neighborhood.

01:24You all asleep, hello?

01:25Yeah, but lady laying in the flat.

01:26She full of blood.

01:27First responders race to the scene.

01:28But it's too late.

01:29The woman is dead.

01:30The woman is dead.

01:31But it's too late.

01:32The woman is dead.

01:46first responders race to the scene but it's too late the woman is dead

02:03when you're up for a homicide you're kind of on edge you're just waiting for

02:08that bell to ring and when that bell rings it's go time my daddy worked in

02:15homicide this to me is a career it's not a job and it is a calling

02:26it's your stab

02:31found the id

02:34fanny campbell

02:39fanny was 58 years old and worked as a cook in the tremay neighborhood

02:44she leaves behind two daughters and a grandson

02:50everyone's life matters she did not deserve to be murdered to death that morning

02:56like her life has a value that's why my job is to solve this crime

03:01the throat's cut

03:04that's probably the fatal one there

03:05got a tentative count of six wounds to her body on the side of her neck

03:15one above her breast the front of each shoulder she has two puncture wounds to her abdomen

03:21there's a lot of anger there to actually stab somebody that many times

03:29this is a violent death that she endured

03:33you know that it's up close and personal she had defensive wounds so obviously

03:41she was in some kind of struggle with her attacker as she's being stabbed

03:45so who what when where why this happened all these answers we don't know it was just uh

03:53kind of like an atypical crime scene i'll take the big picture first and then start moving in

04:00smaller and smaller perfume got some peppermint candies

04:11it could have been a robbery that went wrong

04:15but a woman stabbed to death we lean towards domestic but you know no one heard any screaming

04:20or any fighting and then the white sheet is very uncharacteristic of something happening there

04:26which kind of started making us lean more towards her body was actually discarded there

04:30and the crime happened somewhere else and that was our starting point

04:36this is going to be an old-fashioned whodunit

04:43five hours in

04:47i'm going to do a criminal history check i needed to get an understanding of who my victim was

04:57his prior convictions only for cocaine looks like her last arrest was in april of this year for

05:04aggravated battery we found some things in fanny's past but that didn't change the fact that me and

05:11rob were gonna run on that case and give it every ounce of the respect that she deserved

05:17this detective ward yes ma'am

05:26sorry about your mama fanny's daughter just learned from the coroner's office that her mother was

05:33violently murdered when i got the phone call that fanny was found dead literally my toenails caught

05:40a fire i screamed from the pits of hell to heaven gates because i couldn't understand how i was just

05:47with her and she was going just like that that is a day i never forget my life changed completely

05:58if it's okay with you me and my partner we'd like to come over and talk to you

06:01all right she may have some insight as to what's going on

06:10we meet people on their worst day

06:16the investigation is still new right now when the detectives came to my house

06:21i searched my heart to see who would have done this to my mom

06:25we're trying to find out anything we can about your mom about her history i can give it to you

06:30she gave me up for adoption i found her at 16. she's been rough her whole life i'm not ashamed to

06:36see my mama did drugs right because she left me with a good life so i can't see nothing bad about my mom

06:43i'm grateful to her because i didn't have to go through the struggle i wasn't out there with her

06:49addictions i was adopted from 29 days old and when i was introduced to fatty we didn't rekindle pain

06:59we brought laughter and happiness to each other she was just living her life but it was snatched

07:06was she stabbed and shot said no man she was just stabbed but she was stabbed several times

07:12there was a brutal standing yes ma'am somebody who had some anger in her heart

07:16listen to me listen to me good a mama wasn't the type of woman that you can just fight her and get

07:24away with she used to carry a razor blade under her tongue she's not scared it had to been somebody

07:31that she know to get that close upon her to do that much damage to and that's why i want to ask you

07:36if there's anybody that you suspect of who might have done her so that's when i told them i knew it

07:42couldn't have been nobody but him to be honest with you from my gut one person that really would

07:49want my mama hurt like that would be tom tom seaborn gibson was my mom's boyfriend of 30 plus years

07:59my mama was a beautiful spirit so she would gravitate to everybody and he didn't like that tom was a very

08:06controlling person like this old little man he didn't want nobody to have his family he's older

08:12is he capable of anything that's the only person i could see looking at the violent nature of her death

08:19i'm not thinking that someone of that age could have been responsible she's got a history of drugs so

08:27it could have been a whole different person that stabbed fanny we needed to find out more when was the

08:32last time you went to the house on saint phillip i talked to tom and everything was all good he said

08:37your mama crazy she said he's crazy he'd be hiding that and then it was back and forth there was a

08:43history of domestic violence but she doesn't mean he killed her but it's a possible motive what is

08:49tom drawing your car tower was black with rims f-150 is burgundy burgundy f-150 he hasn't called you in a

08:58something like that haven't called me haven't told me nothing

09:03tom can be the guy we have to explore him further now because that's the only name we have at this

09:07point man go ahead pitch yourself up

09:13she look different than this

09:25you're gonna have that it was a booking photo i certainly wasn't going to deny her that opportunity

09:30to have that photo of her mama

09:35where's all people's it's all right

09:41your common-law wife for 30 years is dead if everybody else knows it i'm sure he knows it

09:48me and rob thought it was suspicious that seabon hadn't reached out to danielle

09:55we needed to figure out why we needed to figure out pretty quick

10:00we're making fanny's famous fried pork chops she was just so full of life

10:21made me smile kept me going kept me to where i wanted to be just like her so i'm making what i know

10:29she would love chops we live in a world where everyone judges but not mama she didn't me coming out

10:39in 1996 out of the closet my mom was my best friend for that she said baby god don't judge so how can i

10:47judge that was the most important thing for me in the world to be whatever i wanted to be

10:54we're gonna do a test look at her ain't that pretty mm-hmm even though my mother had her own struggles

11:04she was still my mother and a human being well mama we get to eat a pool chop together

11:12oh that's good eating right now this was the last time that we actually hung out together and

11:28she told me she said baby this is going up again

11:31who would have known that that meant this is the last sign

11:37i miss you mama

11:51how far away is the house from the family four or five blocks

12:05that's a pretty big clue that they live together and you know closer to the scene

12:11eight hours since fanny was killed fanny had been in a tumultuous violent relationship for over 23 years

12:20with a guide you got to follow up on at that point

12:26the tahoe with rims there it is and two trucks

12:33so get into the apartment we see c bond's vehicles

12:41several peppermints in the back of his truck

12:43we located peppermint on the scene sometimes in an investigation you get

12:51get little hints and i felt like i was in the right direction

12:56i see them blood back here

12:57c bond live upstairs and we're looking at this locked gate

13:10like the only way in there is up you think i'm climbing that fence there's no way i'm calling that

13:16fence you can climb the fence i enjoy supper time too much to climb that fence

13:21get it

13:31it's very dark i see like a broken pane of glass

13:39we don't know if like did the crime happen here is tom a victim is tom okay

13:44it was a rush it was it was exciting knowing that we possibly found the initial crime scene when this

14:07crime actually occurred

14:1211 hours in while i was typing the warrant for his residence rob was looking up c bond

14:20c bond tom gibson is a retired truck driver who's lived in new orleans for over 50 years

14:27he's 75 years old

14:29had parole for attempted secondary murder 95 97 so he has aggravated burglary 93

14:38theft just looking at him and his age it just didn't register that he

14:44was our perpetrator what's the chances of a 75 year old man overpowering and killing

14:52the victim do you think this man could drag her down the steps and put her in a truck and don't

14:56you think he's got the strength to do that i don't know i don't know we had three options

15:03a c bond did it he killed fanny he somehow got her in this truck got her to this field and he he's our

15:09guy b he killed fanny and then maybe he killed himself or c do we have another victim here is is he

15:18dead this is weird we'll see what happens man see what's in that house

15:26whole vehicle's still there

15:27bearer finds tom's landlord

15:37and at that point we didn't know what we were going to find

15:54come to the door

15:58and look what you see the blood

16:02i just need a couple of units to help me and my partner uh conduct a search

16:06can you uh raise crime letter unit for me

16:12i got something to do

16:14he's alive but i couldn't see his hands

16:19come out come out with your hands up

16:21i couldn't see his hands and you're starting to think hey what's really going on here

16:40come on come out here come out with your hands up

16:45do you have any weapons on you all right 14 hours into the investigation

16:55at that point i'm like there was no way he could have dragged a human body down those stairs got her

17:01in a truck it just didn't seem logical he could pretty much barely walk was tom capable of committing

17:07this crime

17:14we're trained to look at people's hands when they come out because it's the hands that could hurt you

17:19how about to your hand man i cut my hand on my hands i don't know today

17:26when you're involved in a violent encounter like a stabbing a lot of times a perpetrator cuts himself

17:30we'll go up to headquarters and talk okay

17:32he was not under arrest at this point i didn't want to make him think that i believed he was my

17:39prime suspect had a theory so let him ride in the front seat with me up the headquarters

17:45i stayed behind and do the search and the processing of the crime scene

17:48it was really important for me to get him to trust me enough because i need this man to give me

18:01information can you tell me about um what you've been doing all day i've been home all day okay

18:11well you have a living girlfriend or wife what's her name fanny camera when was the last time you spoke

18:19to fanny uh friday even i think it was my trade oh that was two days ago i'm thinking no no way fanny

18:33hadn't been out in that field since friday those injuries were fresh well i hate to be the bearer of

18:40bad news but fanny is deceased hi

18:45several i tell that girl many times i said fanny you know you ain't got no business in after you

18:52said that somebody's gonna hurt you from another lady he tried to project that her lifestyle may have

18:59led to her death you didn't seem too concerned though that one put me through a lot of stuff

19:06i'm dead tonight fanny was a terrible one the c bond is telling me his story of how he was a victim

19:16we're conducting a search warrant on your house right now okay we noticed there was some blood in there

19:22can you explain that

19:29i don't know if we had that little tunnel in the hallway i was able to get him to tell me about the

19:36tussle but he constantly wanted to minimize his involvement in this what happened after that was

19:42home i don't know if she left as long as he was talking to me i was happy i sat with that man for over

19:49three hours and i just wanted him talking because i knew rob was back at that apartment and i knew he

19:56was getting a better story it's a lot of blood dude this happened in here had to have everything

20:08pointed to that being the crime scene but i wanted to find the murder weapon how do you get it downstairs

20:13man there's only one way right you got it out of this place he's like 74 years old

20:23there's blood on this mattress

20:27now this room leads to the room

20:30i had blood on the floor here too it forms a trail leading up the stairs

20:39this is not the typical homicide case this is more of a puzzle like an onion everything's kind of

20:43starts on peeling

20:49we found a peppermint it's on the roof and i'm like oh my god it's just like light bulb

21:00based on i guess the angle of the roof where his truck's parked the fact there's no blood going

21:04in the main staircase i mean he got a sheet from the house rolled her up rolled her off the roof

21:09and that was it that's my theory

21:20then

21:24they knife with a serrated edge with blood on it

21:28at that point we were pretty confident we found the murder weapon which is great that's rare

21:40chuck's ready to go i'll have a gatorade on the sideline and i'm going to come in fresh

21:44i can kind of go at him with actual physical evidence

21:46so uh what's his last story so i know where i'm going with this he says they got to a fight she

21:54left he hasn't seen her said okay we have a lot of evidence now to support that tom did this but

22:00when we don't have is tom confessing i needed that for me to be able to make that arrest i needed him

22:08to admit to it we searched the house and we found a lot of things to house that

22:16contradict what you said

22:19we found the knife you have wounds in your hand that are basically indicative of that type of

22:25struggle conflict we found blood into adjoining room that lead to the roof

22:30that we don't have we don't have your story tommy

22:34we don't have the truth i'm screaming inside just say it just say it just say that you did this

22:41you can see him processing what i'm telling him there were no adamant like denials he's

22:45he's thinking how can i respond to this what do i say what happened last night

22:52think about it it could have been so traumatic it's kind of cloudy for you you want to give you

22:58a second to think about it we'll come back in let him smoke a cigarette dude get his mind straight

23:15boom we'll go in again i'll say as long as you want to go we'll go at him

23:19i think in that moment where we stepped out his mind's probably racing

23:27you're not going to interrupt that pause you're not going to interrupt that silence

23:30it's on your chest i know you thought about it let's talk about last night is

23:46he going to lawyer up or is he going to come off

24:0318 hours into the investigation it's intense it's an intense feeling and i'm watching this man

24:10and in my head it's just loudly saying come on man just tell the truth we were talking

24:19about while we were drinking

24:23we kept on arguing but i can't figure out how a knife came up in this issue here

24:32did she have it first or what happened i think that's what happened okay then what happened tommy

24:37it was very important that they found that knife because it was a crucial piece that rob could use

24:51to break down c bond's lies and what happened i guess she had she had got cut where'd she get cut

25:00out in the chest after we had scuffed with that knife she wouldn't sit in that background

25:11i had went inside and sat down and got into it again

25:20at what point did she pass away she went to the end of that porch or something

25:25not really laid down there i had went back inside but when i come back again and she wasn't moving

25:32did you put her in something but there was i'm trying to take what that sheet i thought

25:39we had a lot of evidence suggesting that tom did this but it's so much stronger when someone

25:44admits to doing something so we put our body on the truck

25:47how'd you get it down right off the roof in my truck

25:55back it up and get a roller and that one over my business

26:00that that was amazing because we had our theory and then he filled those gaps in with a statement

26:05i got my truck and left one brother and dropped off and what happened then i left one all back home

26:13so i mopped it for a little blood and went on bed in the bed went to sleep

26:19you know these girls don't threaten me so much i'd be scared to be around

26:25it's the way it's best for one of us to go down

26:27i'll sit tight one second and we'll be right back he tried to make it a self-defense kind of thing

26:35but there were no tears i didn't see any sympathy and sorrow remorse and just like this is what happened

26:45i didn't have sympathy for shivon and i saw how many times she was stabbed how violently

26:50my sympathy was with danielle when i found out that time confessed i cried because now who can you trust

27:02someone you spend half of your life with can be the person that take your life

27:07c-bon gibson is charged with second degree murder and obstruction of justice i felt good but the work

27:15wasn't done at this point there's still a huge step that has to take place and anything can happen to try

27:31we had the murder weapon we had dna evidence where the victim's blood was found in his residence

27:37and i felt like that would have quite an effect on the jury but there was a very real issue we were

27:42having to battle the defense wanted to exclude the evidence initially when rob hopped the fence he

27:48didn't have a warrant it was a locked fence which meant that you couldn't just go in

27:56when you're a criminal defense lawyer someone's life is on the line i believe that law enforcement

28:02in this case illegally entered into the property you need probable cause so i filed the motion to

28:08suppress evidence so we set a hearing date if the judge granted the defense's motion we as the

28:16prosecutors would not have been allowed to use any of the evidence found within mr gibson's home

28:23that would have been the end of the case

28:28eight months after c bond's arrest testimony begins at his hearing

28:33we argued that the stairwell is technically a common area of the department complex

28:40so since robber didn't enter the home of the defendant there was no fourth amendment violation

28:47the judge agrees we were definitely relieved that the physical evidence was ruled admissible

28:54unfortunately it didn't go our way for this case i knew we had challenges but i had a plan for each

29:00one i knew there was going to be an argument for self-defense and so i definitely wanted to try and

29:06explore the violent nature of their relationship first because i knew there was something more to the case

29:15she had previously attacked mr gibson two months before the actual incident took place here we have

29:22a violent offense from miss campbell as the perpetrator to mr gibson as the victim mr gibson been attacked

29:29she hit mr gibson over the head with a hammer she would have these moments of violence and explosive

29:36behavior mr gibson was a victim but this time mr gibson fought back the worst case scenario is that the jury

29:44is going to feel for the defendant the jury was going to see mr gibson as a victim and miss campbell as an

29:52aggressor and find mr gibson innocent

29:55i felt confident heading into trial because i felt as though the jury would sympathize with mr gibson he

30:13was in his mid-70s and he previously attacked him with a hammer we had a very viable self-defense claim

30:25a year after fanny's death a jury will hear the case against c bond gibson this was my first murder trial

30:33and it was nerve-wracking the stakes feel higher because i wanted to get justice for danielle

30:40my nerves was rattling i was queasy because i didn't know that i was going to be that close

30:47to time after opening arguments it was very clear that the defense was going to try to paint

30:54miss campbell as a very violent aggressor the case was essentially going to be an attack on fanny but

31:01she wasn't going to be able to give her side of the story so we definitely needed to call somebody to

31:05humanize our victim and so we wanted to do that with danielle i wanted the jurors to see my mother as an

31:17individual not an aggressor not a drug user but as a human being she was a beautiful grandmother

31:29and a wonderful mother to me i feel like me telling my mom's story was her speaking for herself

31:40miss campbell had her own demons that she was battling throughout her life

31:42but that doesn't take away from the fact that she was the victim here

31:48i really wanted to show the jury that the way that fanny was treated it was so heinous and so brutal

31:56the medical examiner was able to show just how much damage fanny suffered but on cross-examination

32:05i questioned the medical examiner about victim's toxicology there was evidence that suggested that

32:11fanny had cocaine in her system and also alcohol we were concerned and a jury would hear this

32:18information and assume she's actually the violent aggressor and mr gibson is the victim it was either

32:24him or her and he tried to survive it definitely did go into the defense's theory that this isn't the

32:31first time she had a pending case for aggravated battery in which she bond gibson was the victim

32:36there was no way around it we had to face it head on i have here the original gist from the

32:44incident and this really just says that c bond gibson was the victim and that fanny campbell hit him

32:51in the head with a hammer but it actually says here in the report that she says mr gibson struck her in

32:58the face with a closed fist and that's when she retrieved the hammer just to break the window to try and

33:02unlock the door so even though fanny was the one who got arrested it probably should have been c bond

33:09it's always great when you can take the defense's evidence and use it to your own advantage

33:13it certainly took some sting out of our theory but i don't think the jury got that

33:21on the second day of trial we were able to play the taped interview that the detectives did with mr

33:27gibson what's interesting is that the prosecution and the defense are going to see it from two very

33:32different angles but i can't figure out how a knife came within this issue did she have it first or

33:39what happened i think that's what happened obviously he doesn't want to tell us he just killed this

33:44woman in cold blood or whatever well now he's painted himself into a self-defense story so he's got to

33:49come up with an idea to make that seem sensible you know i do believe that he was telling the truth

33:54here and he was justified in doing what he did he comes off very credible sort of that grandpa nature

34:03of him how do you go to sleep after that dude like just nonchalant you go mop the blood up and i

34:18went to sleep i think it shows the callus of it you've been with this woman 30 years rolls her off

34:24the roof goes and hides the body and comes back and just like in his own words go on about my business

34:30yeah that's cold man it is that is so cold it is storytelling

34:39there was such a tumultuous relationship between the two of them there's a powder keg ready to blow

34:44he lays it out there enough to where it aligns with the self-defense justification defense

34:50we felt confident that we had enough to plant a lot of doubt in the jury's mind for that murder

34:58charge it was really worrisome because there's a risk of a hung jury but even if they found that he

35:05was justified in killing her he definitely wasn't justified in moving her body throwing it off the

35:10roof and dumping it in that field he had to clean it up before they catch me so i gotta dot my eyes and

35:19cross my t's he missed a couple of eyes and didn't get all the t's the evidence was so strong in this

35:27case for obstruction there was no way a jury could not agree with that i remember the prosecutor turning

35:35to me saying what are you going to do about the obstruction charge and i remember just looking at

35:40him being like i have something something we as the prosecution had to be able to face head on and

35:46prepare for the defense attempted to use an intoxication defense claiming that mr gibson didn't

35:52understand the nature of his actions in louisiana there's a justification defense of intoxication

36:01but the issue with using that fence was that i had no evidence of it

36:07there weren't any drug screens or blood tests taken when mr gibson was apprehended

36:11so what i knew was going to come down to mr gibson's testimony we had to call mr gibson to the stand

36:18but anytime your client takes the stand it's high risk

36:32day two of c bond gibson's trial i was surprised to see mr gibson take the stand because he did seem like an

36:40unpredictable witness everything he says everything he doesn't say how he says it is going to be weighed

36:50significantly by the jury but i didn't have anything else in order to try and defend him from the charge of

36:56obstruction of justice so in order to get that evidence of intoxication out the only thing i had

37:01is mr gibson's memory

37:05it was beneficial to the defense case that as he walked to take the stand you could see that this

37:12was an elderly man and it is certainly a difficult argument to make that this is in fact a cold-blooded

37:18killer so i asked mr gibson were you intoxicated were you drunk at that time says i was feeling pretty

37:25good i had drank enough to not know really what i'm doing then i asked him but when you realized that

37:30she had passed did you know what to do he said no i've never been into nothing like that i don't know

37:36nothing i was crazy myself i didn't know which way to go up or down he was acting delirious

37:43like he didn't know like he was incompetent he played pity the fool the defendant definitely created

37:52a perception of someone who didn't understand what was going on if they were successful with

37:57the intoxication defense we knew that he would be acquitted and so it created another hurdle for us

38:05but on the other hand we were thrilled to be able to question mr gibson because we get to question

38:10one of his past to kind of flip that narrative and show that it was in fact mr gibson that had

38:16this pattern in his history we went and got those old police reports from the 90s and found out that

38:21once again this is another domestic situation where he attempted to kill someone else that he was in a

38:26relationship with he has a prior conviction for attempted murder you actually say are you defending

38:31yourself or did you just try and kill that woman he says i wasn't trying to kill nobody and then you

38:37said why did you plead guilty to attempted murder and again he says he doesn't even remember right

38:43which is kind of like his theme throughout everything is if i don't remember it it didn't it didn't really

38:47happen the prosecutor opened all wounds that reveals the real c bond gibson you paint this she devil over

38:59here but look at you you won't get away this time but it was a tale of two stories and which

39:06story is the jury going to believe

39:15waiting for a verdict is gut-wrenching time kind of stands still i was getting shot when my anxiety

39:22levels were brought through the roof and i prayed i said god i just want justice

39:27after seven hours of deliberation they were at a standstill all 12 members of the jury believed

39:38that mr gibson was guilty of something there were no votes for not guilty but they could not come to a

39:43decision between murder and manslaughter so ultimately that led to a hung jury you know

39:51i couldn't understand it i couldn't grasp it because the evidence is right that clear as they

40:00but then the jury delivers their verdict on the second charge

40:07they found him guilty as charged of the obstruction which carried up to 40 years

40:11but the judge could have handed down a sentence of zero years and that would have been perfectly fine

40:17under the law i do remember the judge addressing the defendant

40:25he said you had no remorse for her her daughter or her grandchild so i have no remorse

40:35for how i'm going to sentence you he ended up giving mr gibson 27 years this is basically a life sentence

40:52and yet c bond could still be retried for murder we had the option of either bringing the case back

40:59back to trial or resolving it with some type of plea agreement i didn't want to drag myself and my son

41:06through that pain so i took it i took the plea deal to give fame to peace i finally could breed again

41:16i got justice

41:17i got justice

41:25domestic violence it has no gender has no race don't be afraid to reach out speak in behalf of fanny elaine gamble

41:36we were able to give her some dignity her life mattered i think we did right by fanny

41:47this is where fanny from right here nine years after the trial if i want to come and feel fanny this

41:55is the spot where i come to right here on this corner right here from eastwell my mom was a wildflower

42:02she just had her way with people everybody knows fanny in this neighborhood hey honey

42:08pops and everybody want to take a picture with her come in miss fanny how you doing miss fanny

42:15whatever she got to say on her mind it's going to come out and this is fanny getting down a happy

42:21soul the charisma and as you can see it is her character that's her character that's how she lived

42:27her life i still to this day can people ask me about fanny i miss her so much that's my fanny boo

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