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[Music] forsters conmen whatever you want to call them ultimately they're looking to
get your money it's all about greed some of the cases that I've worked included the biggest fraud in history
the Bernard madeof case I'm Steve garfinkle I'm a [ __ ] FBI agent the made of scheme you know over
the the life of the scheme there was over 170 billion dollar 170 billion I mean that is a huge
amount of money I worked the Sam Israel Bayou hedge fund case it was a 4 $1 million
[Music] case and Andrew Kissle which was a $40 million case exclusivity is something
that all you know Ponzi schemers seek he's not going to take everybody's money he just only wants to take
yours you know if you would Google Andrew Kissle you would find that he was the president of a you know real estate
Management Group and an owner of apartment buildings by all appearances he looked very
successful I mean Andrew was a liar he was a thief he wasn't stealing from people as much as he was defrauding
Banks he didn't you know stick a gun in your face but he uh was doing it with a paper and a pen Andrew kle was one
complicated guy I'm Philip Russell I was Andrew Kell's attorney he was a very good
father to his children he was a good friend to some of his friends uh and he was the worst thing that ever happened
to his investors and to people that trusted him with money he stole money that was something that he didn't
seem able to control he wanted a bigger car he wanted a bigger boat he wanted to
be out in front they always think they're going to get away with it eventually the whole thing is going to
uh you know collapse it was a uh Monday morning I my phone rang and it was a prosecutor from
the US attorney's office she said it's a Kissle and I said suicide and she said no homicide he been
murdered the first thing I thought was who did it he had enthusiastic motivated enemies
lots of them follow the money [Music] [Music] [Music] Greenwich Connecticut one of the
ritziest ZIP codes in the nation some of the richest wealthiest people in America
live in grenwich and you know Andrew wanted to play the part it's where 46-year-old Andrew kle hoped to make his
name in real estate instead in 2006 he became the community's most infamous murder victim I was
shocked I was stunned Phil Russell Andrew's attorney says his client was just days from pleading guilty to bank
fraud in court it was a complete surprise uh that this would happen to him this is a man who had hurt a lot of
people but it was money and for a bank fraud case to have this type of violence is just unusual
[Music] Andrew was found dead on Monday morning April 3rd 2006 he and his family were in
the process of moving Andrew had stayed behind in their rented Mansion the movers discovered his
body I went up there and the crime scene unit was up there police brought in FBI
special investigator Steven garfinkle to identify Andrew's body how often are you asked to ID the body
of a homicide I'm a white col guy this was the only time this happened in my uh career Kell's body was in the basement
the first time I met Andrew kle was when I saw him Ling there in his Boiler Room
Greenwich police detective Pascal arino it was bound and gagged uh there was a lot of blood all over the concrete floor
Andrew hands and feet were bound he was blindfolded and stabbed multiple times I
believe the final blow may have been to the jugular he bled out he bled out a lot pretty awful way to die very brutal
no one wants to die that way there was no sign of a struggle and no forced entry police quickly concluded this was
not a random crime Andrew kle they discovered had a long list of enemies he told me a lot of people hate me
Carlos truo Andrew's longtime driver and personal assistant says his boss may have had a
premonition he he told me many times you know a lot of people you know when to kill him Andrew Kell's violent death
brought to an end a life once brimming with promise he grew up in New Jersey the
oldest of three children in an upwardly mobile family he came from uh a good family a loving
family you know an educated family carol Horton dated Andrew's kid brother Robert
in high school and knew all the kles I never saw any problems I saw a happy family their father bill kle was a
successful businessman who had high expectations for his sons tough on the boys yeah yeah he was he sat down rules
and expected them to be followed do you think things came quite as easily for Andrew as they came for Rob no I think
Andy worked a little harder he had a very monotone personality type as opposed to Rob yeah who was just very
garious very loving very outspoken there were two completely different people they were night and day night and day
this house is uh the house where the kles grew up in right here Danny Willam Williams lived just around the corner
well I remember playing basketball on this driveway we'd also play whiffle ball here every
day and games of Monopoly where the brothers chose the very roles they would later assume for real Robert the future
financier if it was Monopoly he had to be the banker always always and Andy would have to be the real estate
guy even as a Young Man Andrew was already building an image he always wanted to impress he liked to show off
what he had you know um status he likeed to show status by 1990 Andrew was an upand cominging real estate developer in
New York City he was successful financially when he started and he had a nice life sort of laid out in front of
him all he had to do was stay on the path he had married Haley Wolf a financial analyst from a prominent
family who had been a world champion skier 10 years later he had it all two children a ski house in Vermont and an
apartment in a New York Co-op where he served his treasure everybody kind of wanted to
kiss up a little bit to Andrew so I got the impression Andrew was pretty important Andrew soon had his hand and
cash in everything horses an olive oil business he even invested in a play Brian howy produced it I thought he had
good taste which which I was flattering to me on a on a creative level Andrew spared no expense to amuse himself and
his friends he was generous and was living large 85 90t yacht beautiful couple jet skis on
it and he didn't have just one car no like 30 some cars that seemed like a guy guy who was looking for things to do to
have fun with his money like he couldn't spend it fast enough as Andrew's spending and behavior spiraled out of
control some friends blamed his actions on a tragic event 8,000 miles away in Hong Kong it's an unbelievable tragedy
it's just lightning striking twice in the same place [Music] the competitive Kissle Brothers Had Each
found success Andrew was a real estate developer in Greenwich Connecticut his younger brother a highflying investment
banker in Hong Kong by 2003 Robert was one of maril Lynch's top guys in Southeast
Asia he was one of the best out there and he loved his job Frank Shay was Robert's friend and he was successful
very he was earning Millions Robert his wife Nancy and their three children lived in a sprawling apartment in a
luxury complex overlooking Hong Kong Nancy seemed very happy she always tried to please R she was always very proud of
what he achieved neighbor Trudy Samra became a close friend on the outside world it appear she had the perfect life
but in early November 2003 Robert suddenly disappeared she said to me something terrible has happened she sounded
distraught she sounded very upset a colleague at work reported him missing police went to the Kell's apartment to
investigate when they searched the family storage unit they found boxes of bloody items and a rolled up carpet and
what in fact was inside that carpet right Kell's body Robert Kell had been bludgeon to
death his head bashed five times and police investigators quickly focused on Nancy within hours she was arrested and
charged with murder they said that she had murdered him I I just couldn't believe that not the ncy I knew she
wouldn't do that as investigators soon discovered Robert Kell's life much like his older
brother Andrews in Connecticut was nothing like it appeared in Robert's case it was during
the sards epidemic when his wife and children fled to Vermont that he began to suspect something was wrong with his
marriage Robert hired private investigator Frank Shay to spy on Nancy Rob thought there was a something going
on between Nancy and someone he was right says Shay Nancy was having an affair with a local TV equipment
installer Rob Kell was devastated all he wanted to do was get his marriage back together Nancy returned to Hong Kong but
Robert discovered she was still secretly in touch with her lover the last time that you talked to Robert kle was he
planning on obtaining a divorce yes he said that the marriage was over according to friends he intended to
tell her that on November 2 2003 the night he was murdered the case captivated Hong
Kong Albert Wong covered the story for the English language daily the standard I think it really hit home with
a a lot of the people in Hong Kong well that's about it it was a glimpse of a world that they they're not
used to Robert Kell's stylish blonde wife was almost unrecognizable when she went on trial in 2005 Nancy Kissle was
always dressed in black a typical widow look as it were the prosecution's theory
was simple they say it was a coldblooded murder this was no accident there was evidence Nancy had been researching and
stockpiling various sedatives and they had a witness just hours before Robert was murdered Andrew tanzer a journalist
at neighbor says Nancy made the two men a special milkshake it had some strange taste some taste which I could not
recognize do you think that Nancy kle added drugs to your milkshake oh of that I'm pretty
certain in fact an autopsy would reveal five different drugs in Robert Kell's System including Rohypnol known as the
date rape drug what do you believe happened the night that Robert Kissle was killed I think that he was drugged I
think that he went into his bedroom I think he passed out and I think Nancy kle then took a bronze statue and
murdered him but when Nancy took the stand she told a different story she said it was
self-defense she really thought he was going to kill her he came at her with a baseball bat there was a struggle and
it's at this point that she she just swings back and he kind of sits back and looks at his looks at the blood and says
you [ __ ] and then at that point charges at her with the baseball bat I'm going to
kill you I'm going to kill you and she said then she just blanks out Nancy testified that for years Robert had
subjected her to physical and sexual abuse Trudy Samra remembers seeing suspicious injuries for the first time
she had a rib injury and one time we had a girls night here and she came in and I
said wow what happened to you and she had a big big blue eye but Nancy never told her she was being abused and Frank
Shay doesn't buy ny's defense do you believe that Robert Kell abused his wife now not for a second in fact given the
amount of drugs that were in his system he was defenseless there is no way he could have defended himself no less
attack somebody it took the jury 8 hours to convict Nancy Kell of murder she was sentenced to life in a Chinese
prison Andrew kle was clearly devastated by the loss of his only brother but things were only going to get worse
[Music] what happened to his brother really affected Andrew tremendously Andrew Kell's friend Brian howy says Andrew
never recovered from his brother's death his life just went on a different course
from there and it just changed where his priorities lay he said it was more about I need to
be happy right now Andrew was trying to buy his happiness he was shelling out you know $50,000 for his friends to have
a good weekend indulging in extravagant parties on his yacht fully stocked with any kind of food and drink and crew and
everything he wanted but where was the money coming from while Robert had played by the
rules Andrew for years had been taking illegal shortcuts he began in 1996 in New York City where he and his family
lived in that luxury highrise where Andrew was the building's treasure you just don't think your neighbor is going
to steal from you Peter Chamberlain new to the board of directors was puzzled by
some of Andrew's reports no one could account for how a hallway project could could cost $2 million or a million
dollars all the receipts all the bills all the contracts were in Andrew Kell's possession an investigation revealed
that Andrew had secretly transferred building funds into his own accounts he was caught red-handed
he left the building in a very unsophisticated way jumping in the service elevator and out the garage door
literally running down to Second Avenue to avoid legal action Andrew agreed to pay back the nearly $4 million he owed
we all wondered well where did somebody who had to steal $4 million come up with
$4 million to give back for Andrew kle the answer was simple another scam and in another state
Connecticut he moved his family to grenwich where he had been buying and developing expensive homes as
Investments Greenwich is probably the wealthiest town in Connecticut in terms of value of property Nancy Walkley a
title search attorney had processed some of the mortgage applications Kissle submitted to develop those multi-million
dollar properties in 2005 while reviewing routine paperwork she noticed something
fishy about the signatures the a in the Andrew looked very similar to the A and the first name
of the gentleman who signed that asoria Federal Mortgage a quick check with the bank confirmed her fear the color must
have drained out of my face I thought oh my I can't believe what I think is happening is happening it appeared that
Andrew had forged a bank executive signature indicating a $5.5 million mortgage was paid off when it wasn't had
you ever run into anyone doing that in the past never Walkley stopped the deal and as it turns out it wasn't the first
time Andrew had bued banks with forged documents he had been doing it for years here's a Wanita signature from November
03 here's one from January 04 this is totally different the FBI was called Steve
garfinkle led the investigation he'd borrow money file a fake release of that saying that he no
longer owed that money then would borrow again they would think the land was free
and clear correct and then he'd go to a third bank and get a mortgage do the same thing so how much money was Andrew
Kell able to obtain by this kind of fraud was over $30 [Music] million I was impressed with this scheme
in the Simplicity how easy it was to do it was the era of easy money the banks want to lend the money they want these
deals to go through they do and when they think they have a viable successful Builder borrower they will fall over
themselves to lend money this plan had to crash and burn at some point facing federal fraud charges Andrew sought
advice from attorney Phil Russell he described to me what had gone on and I told him yeah you're in trouble he was
upset he was caught No Remorse no uh self- flatulation none of that but Russell says Andrew did feel remorse and
was willing to come clean he knew it was wrong just not completely clean wait a minute so was Andrew Kell trying to con
the FBI yes the FBI uncovered another multi-million dollar scam in another state he was a Serial fraudster he just
engaged in one fraud after another this time it involved apartment complexes in New Jersey Here Andrew kle had ripped
off his investors by forging their signatures secretly selling the properties and pocketing all the
profits some people put their entire retirement savings into this uh limited partnership somebody put all their Ira
money in but in this scheme the investors he was ripping off were people he knew his father-in-law and dead
brother's estate each invested half a million dollars the people in New Jersey didn't
know that these properties had been sold but what he did was he continued to pay
them accordly dividend and what was their reaction to find out that Andrew kle had been ripping them off all those
years well they felt totally you know betrayed what kind of guy can do something like that just continually
do it and go on with his life a very troubled guy while Andrew's material world was
crumbling his personal life was already in shambles his wife Haley discovered he
had forged her signature to get a fraudulent loan on their ski house he was cheating her and cheating on her
with other women she knew that he was having Affairs and she wanted him followed according to private
investigator veto kuchi who says he met with Haley a year before Andrew was murdered I said well you know Haley I
have to tell you I've seen a lot of cases I've seen a lot of couples go back together and she looked at me and she
just said I want him dead I wish he was dead Haley didn't need any Kleenex trust
me she didn't need any Kleenex that day Haley didn't hire kuchi but in 2005 she sued Andrew for divorce and7 million
there was no love loss there this was not a a friendly Divorce by the first weekend in April 2006 Andrew's family
was gone he was alone under house arrest wearing an electronic ankle bracelet and
just days away from admitting his guilt and going to prison for bank fraud everybody like him nobody want to talk
to him anymore except for his loyal assistant of six years Carlos troio why did you stay with him I love this guy
and I own a lot to him he help me a lot on Sunday April 2nd just before 6:00 p.m. Carlos went to see his boss and
what was his mood no she's he's happy making him the last known person to see Andrew Kell alive 14 hours later Kissle
was found dead Carlos are you worried that if the police don't get a suspect that at some point they may arrest you
yeah I worry every day so worried he hired attorney Lindy erso Andrew Kissa had a lot of enemies
but Carlos Shirley wasn't one of them he would have to be the probably the coolest customer you'd ever see if
he really had any involvement in this he says he loved them but you know friends uh sometimes uh kill each other
too this guy was a decent hardworking guy all the guy wanted to do was work that's
all he wanted to do he's the person who would least want to see Andrew Kell dead Carlos tro was the last known
person to have seen Andrew kle alive so the Colombian immigrant who was his driver and confident became the prime
suspect in his murder did you kill Andrew Kissle no I didn't they decided on the Colombian helper early on and
they reverse engineered their entire investigation to focus on him defense attorney Lindy erso says Greenwich
Police didn't fully investigate other possible suspects like the dozens of wealthy investors swindled by kle we
know Haley Kell's father was one of the biggest losers in that scam he lost about a half a million dollars and Haley
herself had told people including her sister-in-law that she wanted her husband dead once they decided that the
wife had an airtight Alibi as they said they turned their attention to Carlos and that's where it stayed Carlos
certainly seemed to have nothing to hide did the police ask for fingerprints yeah
did they ask you for DNA DNA did you give it to him I give it to him he allowed investigators to search
his car his residence a storage unit he had rented he even took a polygraph which he was told he failed at this
point I feeling like a suspect like a criminal they try me like a criminal I felt Carlos was a very smart calculating
individual but you couldn't charge him no lead investigators Pasqual arino and Pier Angelo cordelli lacked evidence and
the investigation stalled for more than a year prosecutor Paul forensic there was really no viable case against Carlos
until um when true was was uncovered and that broke the case what broke the case was a new
witness Lenny tro a 21-year-old Petty thief and Carlos's own cousin Lenny told investigators that Carlos paid him
$11,000 and a computer to commit a murder he told us hey that computer came from Carlos trilo that uh that computer
was given to me as payment toward killing his boss but why would Carlos jio want to kill his boss a bizarre
theory was circulating that Andrew kle broke and headed to federal prison enlisted his faithful driver to have him
killed a suicide For Hire One Last scam so that Kell's children could collect on
his $15 million life insurance policy if Andrew kle had taken a shot one shot to
the head I I might have I might think that there was some to that claim prosecutor Paul forensic doesn't buy it
at all he points out that Andrew Kell's hands and feet were tightly bound with plastic ties that he had been stabbed
five times it was a painful death no one would want to go the way he went forensic has no doubt that Carlos was
involved Andrew Kell would not have let anyone in the house that he didn't know whoever killed him he knew I have no
doubt that it was Carlos tro that's why says detective arino Andrew kle was blindfolded and gagged it's a
personal reason you you just don't want to hear him and you don't want to look into his eyes when you're killing him
because you usually know that person investigators still didn't know the motive but they did have enough
evidence they arrested both Carlos and his cousin and finally on November 30th 20
4 and a half years after Andrew kle was stabbed to death Carlos tro went on trial he was charged with murder for
killing kle and attempted murder for planning it the star witness against him his now 24-year-old cousin how important
is lonard tro to the state's case against Carlos he is the state's case we can't
show you Lenny's testimony the judge wouldn't allow it to be videotaped but his attorney Mark Sherman says Lenny
only helped Carlos plan the murder he didn't actually do the killing Lenny had an alibi he was at work that very early
that morning in Wester Mass hours away from Greenwich Connecticut in return for his testimony Lenny got a deal 20 years
in prison instead of life without Lenny Trill I had no I had no case against Carlos uh if he did not cooperate Carlos
was going to walk walk walk out the door defense attorney Lindy erso says having
his own cousin testify against him puts Carlos in a very tough spot it would take a minor miracle to overcome that
hump with this 20-year stupid deal that his cousin took he goes to trial and loses he's going to get life the case
against Carlos is circumstantial but damaging they bought stuff they planned it they discussed it money was exchanged
there were 52 phone calls between the cousins during a 4 and a half month period they didn't have any any
interaction but for the planning and conspiracy of this murder Lenny says he made two trips to Connecticut to meet
Carlos and there are Amtrak and motel receipts attached to the guest card was an original receipt indicating that the
uh room charge had been charged to a Master Card in the name of Carlos trilo but why would Carlos use his own credit
card if he was using this trip as part of a surveillance to to plan a murder stupid things all the time everybody
makes a mistake when they're committing a crime during one of those trips Lenny says they went to this Home Depot and
bought plastic cable ties like this one this is one of those things that only the killer or Killers would have
known and how close are is this type of uh cable tie to what was used on Andrew kle this is the exact same make model as
the one used on Andrew kle how would he have known all that the fact that he was
able to describe um the cable ties and where they were bought was was Major and it turns out there may have been a
motive after all Carlos tro had always been the trusted Aid living on the fringes of Kell's lavish
life there is a wi trans funds transfer of $150,000 the account of Carlos a trilio bank records show that when the
feds Froze all of Kell's assets Carlos and other tro family members helped him launder money through their personal
bank accounts in the process more than $200,000 of Andrew's money mysteriously disappeared maybe the trusted Aid wasn't
so trustworthy none of that money was found to have been returned to kle he was murdered Just 4 days before
he was scheduled to formally plead guilty to bank fraud did Andrew kle threaten to turn
Carlos into the feds if he didn't return the money I firmly believe the the motive of
Andrew most likely was going to roll on Carlos's entire family tree and you think it was money that was
the motive well money money and of course uh the fear of going to jail sure people have killed for a lot
[Music] less attorney Lindy erso has been fighting for Carlos tro for more than 4
years and he's feeling the pressure obviously you know I'm up against it but I still feel
good at the end of the day it's just another trial yeah but what's at stake here the stakes are huge but the stakes
are always huge you know I mean whether it's 15 years 20 years or life I mean it's a long time for somebody but the
pressure the stakes are that much higher when you really believe your client's innocent since there's no physical
evidence tying Carlos to Andrew Kell's murder the state is C on their star witness the biggest evidence against
Carlos is Lenny that's the only evidence against Carlos and erso says Lenny tro is a liar who made up this entire story
do you believe Carlos even attempted to hire him at all not in the least not in the least not for a split
second erso claims Lenny implicated Carlos to keep his family from being harassed by law enforcement but prosecut
Peter Paul forensic scoffs at that why would you implicate yourself uh in a murder why would anyone do that I
believe Carlos was involved Steve garfinkle who now handles investigations for an international security company
says Lenny's story is too detailed to be made up it's a believable story and generally believable stories are true
why would he plead guilty and agree to go to jail for 20 years years it was not true that's a heck of a hurdle to
overcome so to establish Reasonable Doubt erso plans to poke holes in the story and make the jury question Lenny's
credibility he takes a little bit of the truth and he spins it into a Fantastical
story those 52 phone calls between the cousins record show it was Lenny making most of those calls if Carlos was hiring
him to do the murder you would expect Carlos would be the one calling him but what about Lenny's most damaging
claim that he and Carlos bought plastic ties at Home Depot it turns out the receipt doesn't match the date that
Lenny told police he was with Carlos in Connecticut this guy has no credibility I mean zero he lies and lies and lies if
Lenny were lying um there's no way he would know all of this information there were too many specifics that he gave us
which were never reported which he could not have possibly [Music] known after a 10-day trial now the heart
starts beating because this man's life is in our hands the case goes to the jury and we go around the room and say
what do you think and where are you and everybody would give their you know we would take we would take votes all the
time guilty it all came down to Lenny's testimony and if who believed Lenny's testimony who
didn't not guilty it was not proven Beyond a reasonable doubt that the two of them purchased those zip ties not
guilty I live in Norwalk I we own cable ties how do I not know that that's not me buying it that day there was no proof
that that was actually Carlos buying them guilty did he just make up this story plus he and Carlos while they're
related they haven't talked each other in years and all of a sudden they make 52 phone calls together I personally
firly believe that something was going on that they were plotting something this guy Lenny he plad guilty
to this crime and if he wasn't involved at all why would he sign that paper why would he say okay I'm guilty put me in
jail for 20 years when it comes down to it it's not about what you believe or what you even feel in your gut the
evidence has to be there to support Beyond a reasonable out and you have to apply the
law after 4 days the jury finally comes back the first charge murder could send Carlos to prison for life okay in the
case of State versus trilo have aged upon a verdict as to count to we have being the foreman he had me stand up and
Carlos is right there and the guy is just and I'm trying not to look at him we saw the hands drop and the hands
started shaking um you know we knew that it was going to be very emotional for him St versus trilo would say you Mr for
person inant not guilty not guilty of murder Carlos uh finally cracked showed some real emotion you told Carlos it was
going to take a minor miracle to get him off on these charges is that what happened uh not
quite I wouldn't call it a minor miracle I would say it was a when we pulled one
out against some heavy odds but I don't think it's a minor miracle there's still
the charge of attempted murder but on this the jurors were deadlocked I think the evidence is not there as it was
presented which means Carlos isn't off the hook yet Paul forensic wants to retry him I never want to give up and I
and I felt that we did have a strong case on the attempt but there will be no new trial three months after Carlos was
acquitted a murder the man who said he loved Andrew Kell agrees to plead guilty to attempted
murder Carlos tro has been saying for 5 years he was innocent and then he goes in front of a judge and takes a guilty
plate yeah well he's still saying he's innocent I mean it's clearly just a decision of practicality it would have
been a crazy decision to go to trial if convicted Carlos tro faced 20 years he's
agreed to take six years uh in jail uh with credit for time served which which means he'll only spend three more years
in prison you know he got off easy but he didn't get away with he didn't get away with murder he is now a convicted
felon so we we get satisfaction from that uh there there is Justice Andrew kle who had so much in life died with
nothing not even all the answers do you think we'll ever really know what happened that night I really don't know
it's still kind of a mystery it is a mystery [Music]

A real estate mogul charged with swindling $40 million is murdered. "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty reports. Watch more full episodes of "48 Hours" on Pluto TV.

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Brief Summary

Andrew Kissle's murder reveals a web of fraud, betrayal, and a complex investigation involving his driver Carlos Tro.

Key points

The Rise of Andrew Kissle. Andrew Kissle appeared successful, but behind the facade was a web of deceit.
A Shocking Murder. Andrew Kissle was found dead, shocking his community and revealing his enemies.
The Fallout of Fraud. Andrew's illegal activities led to a series of personal and financial disasters.
Carlos Tro's Trial Begins. Carlos Tro goes on trial for the murder of Andrew Kell, facing serious charges.
Lenny's Testimony. Lenny Tro, Carlos's cousin, testifies against him, claiming Carlos paid him to commit murder.
Verdict Announcement. The jury delivers their verdict in Carlos Tro's murder trial, leading to emotional reactions.

Episode highlights

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He was a liar, he was a thief.

Describing Andrew Kissle's character.

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