Serial Killer Randy Kraft | World’s Most Evil Killers | Forensic Files

in 1970s California Randy craft was a man of many Gees military veteran computer whz party animal and prolific
serial killer what sets Mr craft apart from other Killers is the volume of his victims the young men craft targeted
suffered a cruel and unusual fate he wanted those young men to really really suffer and he enjoyed it it would
be unimaginable to a normal human mind what occurred with no leads and little evidence the Spate of horrific murders
continued for 11 long years these were a bunch of Unsolved cases bad unsolved cases when craft was
finally caught red-handed the police realized the extent of his depravity so the prosecutor found a list in his truck
of his car um that was a quoted reference to his victims dub the scorecard killer Randy craft was a
methodical determined sadist and undoubtedly one of the world's most evil killers
[Music] [Music] shortly after 1:00 a.m. on May the 14th 1983 two Highway Patrol officers pulled
over a car being driven erratically on the I5 freeway in Mission bejo California the driver was 38-year-old r
de craft they test Randy Craft's alcohol level and announce of course that he is
drunk and then they say what about the passenger who appears to be asleep the officer who went around to the passenger
side of the car realized very quickly this was no ordinary driving offense and he tried to wake him up
wasn't successful open the door the young man's pants were pulled down to his knees and he was dead a
regular traffic stop had just become a major murder inquiry and the driver of the car was at the center of
it this killer Story begins on the west coast of America in Southern California Randy craft was born in March
of 1945 in Long Beach California Randy had a very religious upbringing and his family was pretty
devout craft was the youngest of four children and his parents only son he was doted on by his mother and
three Elder sisters a very much the sort of Mother's boy when Randy craft was 3 years old his
family moved from Long Beach to Midway City in neighboring Orange County where craft was enrolled in a local school
he was a good student he was bright and academic those on the High School tennis
team played saxophone pretty good saxophone player had good friends went to Claremont College in
California which is rather respectable very reputable College to study economics he was talkative
gregarious quite thoughtful he's a very competitive guy love break cards and hated to lose one thing about Randy was
nobody ever remembers him sleeping it was during his time at College in the mid 1960s that craft started to engage
in highrisk behavior in spite of this really rather level childhood and Adolescence sort of
began to go off the rails in his final year at clemont he started drinking quite
heavily and taking drugs and gambling all of those kind of instant gratification
things it was as if he wanted to throw off the past and he suddenly wanted to become oh I'm going to become my own
man since adolescence craft had been coming to terms with his own sexuality for a while in high school he
dated women although subsequently came out as gay being a gay man it would have been
very very difficult but then a lot of prejudice and discrimination in those days as he went into the more liberal
College environment he became more comfortable craft threw himself into his new lifestyle frequented gay bars picked up
male Hustlers he made no secret of it to those who knew at that point he was definitely
experimenting with how this was was going to impact his life in 1966 craft was arrested for lwd conduct
after propositioning an undercover police officer but was let off with a warning it was the first of many
incidents that demonstrated to craft that his sexuality would not be universally
accepted after he graduated from college and came out to his parents his father just had a fit and refused to talk to
him for a while after colleag hcraft ventured into the world of full-time employment and at the age of 23 embarked
upon a career in the military Randy craft was in the United States Air Force in 1968 as rank was armman first
class he was good at discipline good at order was quite successful not a combat role actually
was painting test jets in the at Edwards Air Force Space at that time gay men were not permitted to serve in the
military despite this craft revealed his sexuality to his superiors on July the 26th 1969 he
received a general discharge from the service with medical grounds being cited as the
reason General discharge is different than an honorable discharge craft objected to his discharge but was
told he had no grounds so he goes back to home to live with his parents I wouldn't have said it was a very happy
return we see that potentially his sexuality has had a massively detrimental effect on his future career
and his aspirations 24-year-old Randy craft got a job as a bartender at a a local gay
bar known as the mug here at closing time he would pick up men for late night sexual liazal heading to one of the many
beaches of the Southern Californian Coastline and this is the point that his offending starts he really starts to
escalate in the risks to himself and other people in March 1970 crafts now living with a housemate picked up a
13-year-old boy near Huntington Beach started talking this when he says hey you want to come back to my car and
have a beer the child told craft that he'd run away from home that day craft invited the boy back to his apartment in
Long Beach where events took a horrifying turn the boys ped with drugs and alcohol
and once he got him to the home he gave him U some Valium Valium is generally used as a
minor tranquilizer in combination with drugs such as alcohol can so depress the brain that the person may either lose
Consciousness or at least lose a level of Consciousness and not be able to act normally or have normal judgment or
defend themselves here's very soon semiconscious un able to to resist any force that Mr craft would apply while
the boy was powerless Randy craft forced him to perform a sex act on him craft then went on to violently sexually
assault the teenager while he was too sedated to fight back he sexually assaulted a
13-year-old boy a child who was incredibly vulnerable this is not an insignificant crime this is is the first
Insight we get now that this man is escalating in Risk significantly after the attack craft
carried on his day as normal and rra left and went to work the kid is just mortified and he's scared to
death the boy is traumatized by the events he escaped and got help members of the public were quick to
help the clearly intoxicated boy and call the emergency services and the police come and they K
him to the hospital and they pump his stomach they take a story the kid never told the cops that he had been sexually
molested he just said he' been abducted and given this alcoh with the police unaware of exactly what had happened at
the apartment Randy cof got away with brutally assaulting the child the attack would come to be
recognized as a practice Run for the the pattern of sadistic offending that would
come to Define Craft's crimes an extreme sexual deviant and he unfortunately gets gratification from
ways that aren't normal free to roam the streets of Southern California it was only a matter
of time before craft took the opportunity to strike again with his veneer of respectability intact Randy
CRA pursued a career in the newly emerging computer industry computers were just into
existence but he was a whiz at computers already then that was his Forte he was smart enough guy if you'd
have met him at a party you might think he was a little high strung but he seemed like a regular person and he had
a social demeanor about him that would get him by so he's developed by 1970 into a a
respectable computer scientist B A gregarious young man and C into a secret life he still goes to gay bars and he
still picks up male prostitutes on the 5th of October 1971 around 60 M from Craft's home in
Long Beach a naked body was discovered close to the the Orga Highway the body of a young man called
Wayne Ducket is discovered he a 30-year-old gay bartender he worked in a bar called The Stables the man had been
missing for 2 weeks his body was too decomposed for police to ascertain Foul Play and his death was put down to acute
alcohol poisoning but it would turn out to be the first death in a disturbing epidemic
from about the early' 70s bodies started appearing young men who'd been murdered several of them were found
dumped along the freeway with Road Burns that looks like they'd been kicked out of a moving
car in 1972 there was another victim a 20-year-old Marine Edward Moore he was discovered around Christmas near the
offramp of a freeway he'd been beaten and strangled 6 weeks later a man in his late teens or early 20s was found
alongside the terminal Island freeway in Wilmington he'd been strangled with a ligature two months after this in April
1973 the body of 17-year-old Kevin Clark Bailey was found in Huntington Beach he was the first one to be
mutilated he was suffocated I believe the genitalia work cut off though each death was a tragedy and each was
investigated by the police there was no Panic at this time that a serial killer was responsible the murders occurring
across Southern California's vast Road Network were not immediately linked 8 days after Kevin Bailey's murder another
body was found of an unidentified young man he'd been dismembered 3 months later
in July 197 3 20-year-old Ronald weeb went missing Ronald left his mother's house to go to a bar and disappeared he
was found 2 Days Later he's been strangled and sexually assaulted over the next 18 months four
more young men were discovered murdered beside or close to Major roadways in Southern
California Vincent Cruz MERS Malcolm Eugene little James Dale Reeves and Roger Edward
Dickerson it was quite difficult for the police to link all of these murders together at the time
because there didn't appear to be any strict consistency in the way those people were
killed some had been strangled others asphyxiated some had been beaten or tortured more than one victim had had
been restrained or even suspended by their wrists and ankles but certainly some of them were
sexually assaulted there was physical evidence for that at least two of the bodies maybe
more had socks stuffed up their rectum some of the victims were sexually mutilated and uh that was obviously a
striking finding apart from the fact they were all young men there was also little to
link the victims many of the victims were Marines and they didn't come from orang County
or hitchhikers and there was this great alarm some of them were gay some of them
were vulnerable in other ways maybe they were homeless maybe they were runaways it was the time of the Vietnam
War when thousands of young men would have been away from home their whereabouts hard to track for their
loved ones the fact they didn't come from orang they come from you know where they're drafted from in Wisconsin or
Alabama or Colorado wherever they came from uh it wasn't a local boy all of the murdered men had been alone when they'd
been picked up by their killer there were no Witnesses and no clues to link them to any
suspects these are perfectly innocent people who have fallen into the hands of what can only be called a monster
[Music] and the monster had no intention of stopping in January 1975 the bodies of high school student
John lus and 21-year-old Craig jitis were found along the same stretch of Coastline both had been strangled with
signs of as sadistic sexual motivation the same modus operand I applied to both they were young men and they were dumped
by this time with 14 unsolved homicides across four counties in less than four years police had come to the horrifying
realization they could all be the work of one serial killer local law enforcement called in specialist
investigators a task force has been set up to see if they can track down whoever's doing it they have an FBI
profiler the FBI told detectives they were likely looking for a methodical organized lust killer of above average
intelligence they thought they might have had prior convictions or had been sent to a a mental facility the task
force came up empty-handed but that spring though they did not realize it the police came agonizingly close to
catching their killer on the 29th of March 1975 19-year-old old Keith crotwell and
a 15-year-old friend were part of a group of teens drinking in a parking lot in Long
Beach soon they noticed this this weird guy staring at them across the parking lot it's 5' 10 about 140 lb short
haircut and very unassuming but but a great talker hey you guys want some beer he ended up being able to talk
these individuals to getting in his car and leaving we don't know why the friends accepted a ride they also
accepted the valum the man offered them from a stash in his car quickly becoming
intoxicated sometime later the car returned to the parking lot he apparently did not want to deal with two
people drives back to the parking lot near the Grenada and the Belmont Shores and the friend is literally
thrown out of the car and crotwell is kept Keith cwell never came home Keith was missing for six weeks
before his terrible fate became clear what was found of Keith was his head which is found in Long Beach
marina Keith cell's devastated friends turned detective tracking down the stranger distinctive vehicle
some friends who'd seen katwell and his buddy get into the car identified it and
the police for the first time interviewed Randy craft 30-year-old craft told officers he and crotwell had
driven around for a while until the car got stuck in mud on a dirt road once he got the car stuck Crowell had just gone
and he was left with the car to investigate officers craft story was far from watertight maybe this guy killed Keith
cwell so the cops take the case to the Los Angeles County DA's office and says we want to file a murder charge against
rcraft the prosecutor refused the police had no physical evidence and no murder weapon Keith cell's death was filed as a
potential drowning and Randy craft remained free to haunt the streets of Southern California
there was nobody there was no evidence When a Killer is able to keep killing and
nobody seems to notice and nobody comes knocking on his door and they're not arrested then of course they're going to
become emboldened he just kept getting away with it and when you get away with something you become bullet proof in
your own head both investigators and Keith cell's friends were sure that craft had killed and decapitated the
teenager a month later in June 1975 Randy craft was arrested for loot conduct and spent 5 days in jail in
October 1975 skeletal remains were found close to where craft said he'd last seen Keith
crotwell but they would not be identified as the teens until 1983 after a 7-month Hiatus in the Spate of
violent sexual murders that had plagued the area another young man disappeared the next victim was a man
called Mark Hall it was New Year's Eve 1975 he'd been to a number of parties and they were drinking and his
friend was continuing to party and he noticed Mark Howard hall pass out on the couch when 22-year-old Mark's body was
found 3 days later and almost 60 M away it was clear that Randy craft had escalated in his horrendous
brutality he had been tortured and sexually molested over an extended period of time his genitals had been
emasculated and a lot of sand and mud was found in his mouth and in his throat the victim had been traumatized
while still alive was called anti morm before death the victim was horribly tortured including
the cigarette was punched in the cigarette ladder and heated up and burned him on several parts of his body
on left nipple and upper torso on on his face on his eyes so the victim could close his eyes to what was happening to
him the torch was happening to him when people kill serially they are inevitably going to
develop their technique some people may use torture or sadism they want that person to really suffer and they may
experiment as they find sadism actually pleases them who knows how when horror these
young men went through before they were killed it's a tragedy nobody knew how he
disappeared he was simply at a party and then he wasn't there anymore toxicology tests revealed Mark
Hall's blood alcohol level was fatally high at 0.67% Valium was also found in his
system I don't think anybody could drink that much that sounds like somebody pouring
alcohol down his throat a level of drug such as alcohol could render a person unconscious when
combined with Valium could be lethal many aspects of the murder were familiar to investigators the intoxication
torture and extreme sexual violence but Mark Hall's murder bore a novel feature craft had tied him to a small tree posed
for whoever would find him he got some sort of a thrill out of advertising it he wanted to shock people who saw the
bodies why would you pose it they was proud of what he was doing the 1970s would be seen in hindsight as a risky
time to be a young man in Southern California as well as the many victims found castrated sodomized and tortured
there were dozens of other unsolved murders of young men and teenage boys who'd been picked up on the network of
freeways in 1977 a man named Patrick Kerney handed himself in to police in Riverside
California and he was known as the trash bag killer cuz his bodies were mainly dumped in trash
bags Kerney admitted to killing 35 men the following year he was given 21 life sentences and imprisoned at San Quentin
detectives hoped that young men would now be safe from attack but in reality they were far from certain that Kerney
was responsible for all of the unsolved murders on their books for a start his method of killing was always a gunshot
to the temple the police will be heavily reliant on their linkage analysis so they have to find consistencies across
all of these bodies that were appearing Patrick hery did not torture or name the victims Patrick Cy said I'm
not the sake in the butt kind of guy I'm not him I'm not the worst of the worst this other guy is the other guy Kerney
was more than likely referring to was Randy craft Kerney claimed to be disgusted by the macabra nature of many
of the unsolved killings and refused to take responsibility for them and very soon more mutilated bodies
started turning up with features that were disturbingly familiar victims they were molested they
were injured kept alive while I was torturing them hard to describe and it makes me just sick to think about
him one of the things he did was he put ballpoint pins in their penises who in Heaven's name would even think of doing
that maybe this is about sexuality his own potential internalized homophobia where he has a
hatred for the men that he finds attractive maybe he hates them because they have this power over him that he
can find them attractive and it and he doesn't like that in himself the bodies of the mutilated young male victims
continued to pile up nine more through 1978 and 197 79 in the summer of 1980 the police once
again believed they had caught the culprit William Bonin who confessed to 21 murders gaining the Monica the
freeway Strangler but just two months later the nightmare for victims and detectives
began again boning was caught but the killings went on so it couldn't have been boning for a while there we thought that
the F killing St over and they got the free killer but then the body started to come again and and we realized there was
somebody else out there uh and the cops admitted it too in the meantime 35-year-old Long Beach computer
programmer Randy craft had got a new job for an aerospace firm and had begun traveling around the US on business
Michigan and Oregon were places he frequently visited in December 1982 in Grand Rapids m michig detective Ed
rusticus from the Kent County Sheriff's Office was alerted to the discovery of two male
bodies I was sent as an investigator to kind of a remote location it was December 7 we did have a
lot of frost and snow the bodies were quite frosted over in fact when they were taken in they had to be
unthought before work could be done on them police were quick to identify the two victims who disappeared two days
earlier they were called Dennis Al and Christopher shernan they were cousins and they were both going to
Horticultural show there happened to be a huge convention in Grand Rapids at the Amway
Grand and this huge convention f focused in on the Apple industry that's why these young fellas were at that
convention it just so happened that Randy craft was also at that hotel and they were never seen alive
again the double murder was an unusual crime in the agricultural Heartland of Michigan these cases had a profound
effect on community of Grand Rapids because the victims were from well known well-respected Farm families they
themselves had no criminal behavior and this was totally incomprehensible when chief medical
examiner Steven Cole inspected the bodies he found that both young men had been strangled to death no easy feat for
a single attacker how did he get these two young men into a situation where he was able to strangle them without a
great struggle the one fellow was a very popular wrestler at West Catholic High School the fact that he could subdue two
means he must have got him drunk or under the influence or some way to have control over him Toxicology test
discovered both men's blood alcohol levels were twice the legal driving limit not enough to probably render them
unconscious however combined with the Valium they certainly could have been unconscious or at least lethargic and
not able to vigorously defend themselves from being strangled one of the victims had been
left nuded the other had his pants pulled down I found that a pen from the mway Grand Hotel had been inserted up the
urethro I haven't uh seen anything like that before or after detectives in Grand
Rapids had little to go on to solve this brutal and unusual crime we basically had no evidence no
knowledge of individuals and we researched a lot of things with a lot of people to try to
ascertain who might be responsible we did some things that I would never in my life do is watch
horrific movies involving sex crimes to try and get into somebody's mind who who
is this guy we didn't know what we were even dealing with rusticus and his team followed every line of inquiry
contacting police forces across the United States in pursuit of similar cases 5 months later they heard about a
traffic stop in Southern California that stopped investigators in their tracks at 1:10 in the morning of May the
14th 1983 two California Highway Patrol officers spot a Toyota Celica weaving down the
road as the officers approached the car they saw two men in the front the driver
was identified as 38-year-old Randy cof the officer noticed a young man looked unconscious
in a passenger seat and he tried to wake him up wasn't successful but of course he's not asleep
he's dead the patrol officers on the I5 freeway in Mission beo had been expecting a routine
traffic stop with a suspected drug driver instead they encountered a suspicious death that would launch a
murder inquiry his passenger was 25-year-old Marine Terry gambell he was dead Li at your marks around his throat
as if somebody were behind him with maybe a belt the young man's pants were pulled down to his
knees the weaving and erratic driving occurred is because he was actually literally cutting off his
penis as he was driving it was clear to patrol officers that they'd happened upon something highly unusual and the
mutilated Marine was just the beginning when the police searched crafts vehicle they found a lot of drugs
they found photographs of unconscious or deceased males even more significantly in the
boot there is discovered a ring binder with 61 notes the sheet of line paper was a
handwritten list in two neat columns beginning with stable and ending with what you got when homicide detectives
examined the list and the dozens of pornographic photos it dawned on them that they'd stumbled on the killer
they'd been hunting for over 10 years craft is simply charged with the murder of Terry
gambell the police of course get a search War for his house and discover all manner of trophies things he's taken
from people littering the house it's a sort of Treasure Trove of forensic evidence in the garage was a collect
ction of mismatched shoes belts clothing a razor and a backpack none of which appeared to belong to Randy craft
Michigan detective Ed rusticus was alerted to Craft's capture by Californian investigators who recognized
the similarity between their unsolved cases and the murders of cousins Dennis Al and Christopher shorn the young men
had fallen into Craft's clutches while he was on a business trip in the Grand Rapids area
I was part of the search warrant at his home in Long Beach and we actually found
our victim's personal items in Randy Craft's house he kept a souvenir from each victim at least one
souvenir when details of Craft's reign of terror were shared police in Oregon also came forward with at least six
similar unsolved murders it appeared that every business trip had been an opportunity to
kill by studying the Polaroid photos of dead young men detectives from across three states were able to link a number
of their Cold Case victims with craft but the killer refused to confess I don't think craft talked at
all I know several of the detectives that I dealt with out in LA and they said he never talked never said nothing
no didn't acknowledge anything there was no information gathered other than physical
evidence which tied him to so many different scenes there was a beer bottle on one of
the victims it was broken and his thumb print was identified as being at the bottom of that
bottle in May 1983 craft was charged with four more California murders from earlier that year including victims
Jeffrey Nelson Robert Loggins Roger Deval and Eric Church The Following month craft was
charged with the 1975 torture killing of Mark Hall meanwhile investigators set to work
to decipher Craft's coded list from the boot of his car the list was very convincing to me that that was a list of
people he' killed was 60 or 70 names on but they weren't names it was shorthand like uh
Marine the law enforce able to interpret the list and come up with the names of victims that fit the description on the
quoted list for example it would be jail out and the victim was abducted after his
release from jail or airplane hill was a location where this one victim was abducted it's thought by the police the
acronym him for Ducket was stable because he worked in a bar called The Stables parking lot referred to Keith
crotwell the victim he'd got away with killing in 1975 the coded item two in one hitch was
believed to reference two young men he picked up hitchhiking together in February
1983 photos of both deceased victims were also found in his home [Music] in many ways he killed so many times it
was a way to itemize it because he really would want to relive these murders by September
1983 craft had acred 39 criminal charges for murder robbery sodomy and Mayhem committed in California between 197 2
and 1983 5 years later in 1988 he stood trial at the Orange County Courthouse accused of 16 murders two counts of
sodomy and one of emasculation prosecutors felt confident they could prove to a jury Beyond
reasonable doubt he had the Michigan cases in the Oregon cases they were brought into
trial but he wasn't charged with them in California it was an extraordinary Affair more than
160 Witnesses thousand exhibits 16 victims Frederick McBride was a criminal defense lawyer assigned
to the case for the preliminary hearing craft pleaded not guilty refusing to accept his lawyer's
advice the evidence was absolutely overwhelmed they found a dead body in his car with him they found momentos at
his house he found his fingerprints of the scene nobody was ever ever going to convince a jury he didn't do it he
wanted to get on the stand and convince everybody he wasn't that kind of person he was getting a kick out of
being in trial and M be the center of attention the trial went on for 13 months becoming one of the most
expensive trials ever held in California $10 million in those days a great deal of money
the prosecution painted a picture of a Relentless sadist who prayed on innocent young men Randy
craft is like a shark a killer shark always circulating at night always looking to kill somebody to eat somebody
his eyes never shut he just kept on driving always looking always on the hunt Randy craft had a way of dealing
with people and he ended up being able to talk these individuals to getting in his car and
leaving the defense allegation was that he was an upright Citizen and he had done none of these things they were all
the victims of William boning and Patrick Kenney nothing to do with Randy craft it's an outrage to suggest they
were in the face of overwhelming evidence the jury did not believe 44-year-old Randy cra's
protestations finally in May 1989 Randy craft is convicted of all the murders and of one count of sodomy and one of
emasculation it took the jury 11 whole days to come to that conclusion you feel grateful that you've
been able to ascertain who the Killer is but your most gratifying thing is for the family members that may have some
closure but how can family members even have closure when they have their loved ones killed craft was also accused of
other crimes during the penalty phase including the molestation of the 13-year-old boy in
1970 the murder of six young men in Oregon and Dennis alt and Christopher shanborne the two cousins in Michigan
on the 29th of November 1989 Randy cof was sentenced to death and sent to San Quentin prison in
California he got to death penalty I don't think anybody struggled with it too hard despite Craft's convictions for
16 murders a chilling Theory persists that this was merely the tip of the iceberg if as detectives believe the
scorecard was a tally of victims his Killing Spree could have been over four times that with scores of unidentified
bodies that remain unrecovered to this day for those involved in the case it's one that will stay with them
forever I've investigated a lot of murders in my career and these murders were extensive brutal killings that involved
mutilation of body parts these are more than evil Killers never had I ever had anything to
do with anybody like Mr craft or his crimes and the truth of it it changed the way I
looked at the world it comes into my head frequently you did what how is that possible you would do such a thing it's
like he's not a human being between 1972 and 1983 Randy craft hunted for for innocent victims across Southern
California he drugged raped mutilated and murdered at least 16 young men but the list that earned him the nickname
the scorecard killer suggests that more than 60 innocent people suffered agonizing deaths at his hands for the
brutality of his murders and the sheer number of victims Randy craft will forever be known as one of the world's
most evil killers [Music] [Music] for

Randy Kraft was a well-spoken, well-respected computer expert…and a prolific serial killer. Convicted in 1989 for the murder of 16 men, he’s suspected of having taken the life of more than 60 victims.

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Brief Summary

Randy Craft, the Scorecard Killer, murdered at least 16 young men in California, with evidence suggesting many more victims.

Key points

Randy Craft: The Scorecard Killer. Randy Craft's methodical and sadistic nature sets him apart from other serial killers.
The Start of a Murder Inquiry. A routine traffic stop leads to the discovery of a murder victim, linking Randy Craft to horrific crimes.
Craft's Escalation of Violence. Randy Craft's first known assault on a 13-year-old boy marks the beginning of his violent spree.
The Discovery of Bodies. The bodies of young men start appearing across Southern California, signaling a disturbing trend.
The Task Force's Realization. Police come to the horrifying realization that they could be dealing with one serial killer.
The Discovery of Bodies. Detectives uncover two male bodies in Grand Rapids, leading to a chilling investigation.

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He wanted those young men to really suffer and he enjoyed it.

Describing Randy Craft's sadistic nature.

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