Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 7, Episode 14 - Full Episode | Forensic Files

this program is about unsolved mysteries whenever possible the actual family members and police officials have
participated in recreating the events what you are about to see is not a news broadcast Kansas City Missouri it
started as a small fire at a construction site and suddenly it exploded with unrestrained fury
instantly killing six firefighters later investigators discovered that the blaze
had been deliberately set meaning the deaths were in reality cold-blooded murders imagine the eerie feeling of
stepping off a train and coming face-to-face with a total stranger who looks exactly like you in effect you're
mirror image that is precisely what happened to a soldier named Ken Palmer during World War two
some fifty years later he's still searching for his exact W but a small plane loaded with marijuana crashed in
the Virginia countryside it blew the lid off one of the East Coast's biggest drug
lines authorities began to close in on the mastermind a charismatic pilot named Wallace Thrasher only to hear he had
apparently died in Central America but reports of the drug lords death may have been a clever hoax officials now believe
that Wallace Thrasher got away scot-free join me for another fascinating edition
unsolved mysteries [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] tonight a woman named Pam Paige is
missing for more than four years that family's endured the agony of not knowing what happened to her
in 1977 Pam and her husband Rob left Arkansas and eventually moved to a suburb of Phoenix Arizona or the opened
a video rental business despite one shaky period 1987 Pam and Rob seemed happy in fact on July 7th 1989 Pam went back
to Arkansas for a family reunion and told everyone that things were great two weeks later however on July 22nd 1989
Rob Page said he noticed that his wife was behaving strangely during the middle of the night on the early morning hours
of Saturday mr. Page a-walkin discovered that his wife was not in bed he went downstairs and discovered her on
the sofa she was going through her family photographs and she was crying she told him that her back was bothering
her and that she didn't feel well and mr. Page said that he encouraged her to go see a doctor in the morning and he
returned back to bed mr. Page said he got up at 7 or 8 o'clock in the morning I went downstairs
and found his wife is sorting through her clothing it's almost 8 o'clock are you gonna go down to the shop I really
don't feel very good well you only to open up for you would you yeah sure be good okay I got the keys Thanks right he
did leave the home stated he had trouble starting his vehicle because he has an ignition switch problem worked on this
truck for a little bit God has started and went open went up and opened up the video store Rob Page said that 8 hours
later he came home to an empty house and a letter from Pam Rob by the time you read this I'll be a long way from her I
have thought this thing out and have been planning this for several months the letter stated that Pam had left town
with a woman named Sarah Rob Page claimed he was embarrassed because he thought his wife had left him for a
woman he did not call Arkansas to tell Pam's family four days later however Pam's oldest sister Trina did call Ryan
I was calling to see how Pam was doing she's gone what do you mean she's gone I came home on Saturday and and she left
me a letter it seemed out of character to me for her not to let anyone know the course she
was where she was at but I didn't think about that at first I just had one thing
old man was getting my word to somebody that she was missing by the time you read this I will be a long way from here
one by one the members of Pam's family called Ronnie and listened as he read the letter to each and every one
something seemed odd Rob told him the police had taken a report but Pam's father wanted to see the letter anyway
yes Rob defects at door consolidating back home would make me happy it won't when I receive that faxed
letter I knew that something was bad wrong for one thing I looked at the signature I had birthday cards and
letters and so on from Pam and the signature wasn't her statement dear finally Pam's sister Jimmy called the
police at Arizona but they had never heard of the case the family was stunned I knew from that second that she was
dead it scared me because I didn't know if we would find her body work we would know what happened to her but I knew she
was dead I was sure that she wouldn't leave under no circumstances she would have let mama
know they were too close [Music] robbed a stool detectives that on the day of Pam's disappearance he left home
around 8:00 a.m. later he went to several auto parts stores looking without success for an ignition switch
for his truck in the parking lot of one store the truck finally gave out Rob said he called home got no answer
and assumed Pam had gone to the video shop after all he phoned for a taxi to take him home I need a taxi Rob said he
never went into the house only the garage he got a part for his truck hopped on his bike and went back
to the store well the truck finally started he drove home and found the letter the letter
stated that Pam had taken all their money $60,000 in cash out of the safe at the video store
Rob page said he was straight to the store and indeed the cash was gone the letter also said that Pam had left the
couple's Corvette at a Winchell's donut shop Rob Page claimed he drove to every Winchell's in the area until finally the
next day he located the Corvette soon however police began to question the details of Rob's story none of the
employees at the last Auto Parts Store remembered Rob or anyone asking about an ignition switch
in addition Rob pages said his truck which was very distinctive was parked at the store for nearly four hours that
afternoon none of the employees ever recall seeing that truck being out from the store or
anyone ever working on it and one particular employee stated if that truck had been out in front of his business he
would have known it the police also found it curious that the donut shop or pallet allegedly parked the Corvette the
shop which had taken robbed page several hours to locate was right across the street from the auto parts store however
police did verify Rob's claim that a cab took him home from that location on July
22nd 1989 next investigators turned their attention to the letter and the traveling companion named Sarah Rob said
he had never met Sarah but had heard Pam talk about her mr. Page felt that his wife had met Sarah at the video store
from checking with the video store the customers by the name of Sarah we were not able to find a woman by that name
the new mrs. page finally three weeks after Pam Page disappeared the Arizona State Crime Lab verified that the
signature on the letter was almost certainly not Pam's mr. Page refused to believe me and was
adamant that his wife had in fact signed the letter after continuing a question mr. Paige
about the signature on the letter he admitted to me that he in fact did sign that letter rub Paige now became a
suspect and suddenly he began to tell a very different story mr. Paige stated at
the Thursday preceding his wife's disappearance that while he was on the family's home computer he discovered a
letter that he claims his wife had authored in which in essence as she was going to be leaving him mr. Paige stated
he confronted his wife about that letter I wrote this a long time ago oh then you
weren't planning to leave me huh no I wasn't I wrote this when I was upset well then you're not gonna take our
money and run off why'd you have to blow everything out of proportion let's talk
about this when you've cooled down on Saturday he went to the video store open it up and stayed at the store until
about noon and then he returned home to check on his wife Rob now told police that when he came home from the video
store he found the house and disarray Rob said that all of Pam's clothes except the
items she had set aside for Goodwill or gone all the family pictures of one of their dogs a dachshund named rerun were
missing Pam's credit cards and house keys were on the kitchen table but Rob City
couldn't find her driver's license Rob page said he went downstairs that had four innocuous sentences to the letter
in the computer printed it out but signed Pam's name then Rob drove the Corvette to Winchell's went to the pay
phone across the street called a taxi [Music] mr. Page stated that he fabricated some
of the things he did and acted out some of the things that he did because no one
would ever believe him that his wife had in fact left him had he not done this due to Mister pages inconsistent
statements throughout this investigation and as well as the suspicious circumstances surrounding the
disappearance of his wife he was offered a polygraph examination on several occasions to eliminate him as a suspect
and his wife's disappearance and he declined to take a polygraph on each occasion that it was offered despite the
suspicions about Rob page there was no evidence that he had done anything wrong except change his story no charges were
filed and the investigation sputtered to a halt this is a picture of your sister
frustrated Pam's sister Jimmy rice decided to visit Carol pate a psychic in Little Rock Arkansas was worked with the
police there for ten years carol had never been to arizona and knew nothing about the pages she had only a
photograph of Pam to go thank you I just handed her a picture she put her hand on
it and started describing Pam's front room and you know unless you've ever been there she didn't know if Pam lived
in a trailer apartment or whatever but to describe the downstairs and how you go up the stairs and the balcony and
going into a bedroom you know she was you knew she was actually seeing all this I saw her with a man and what
appeared to be her house and she was arguing with him the argument goes up the stairs she's
going up the stairs she's going down the hallway he knocks her to the floor he's
trying to strangle her he grabs the pillow and all of a sudden she's quiet then a female comes she assists him on
placing her in the trunk now I'm seeing them pull out of the garage and they're driving
the name Coolidge comes into my mind and two for one then I'm seeing a factory and it's gray in color it appears to be
to my left and there's a railroad track parallel and then crossing over the railroad track onto a small road then he
pulls over on the side of the road and removes the body and begins to dig when he apparently it is deep enough he
places her in the grave and then drives away Jana Thorson an Arizona newspaper reporter covering the case was in touch
with Pam's family in Arkansas she decided to check out Carole pace three strongest clues the factory the numbers
two for one and the name Coolidge [Music] incredibly Thorson did find a gray factory building near railroad tracks
right in Peoria Arizona nearby was a sign with the numbers to four one one of the routes between the page home and a
friend's house passed both of these sites and ended at a street named Coolidge there is no way of knowing if
Carroll pates information means anything until we know whether Pam Paige met with
foul play her chose to disappear from the beginning Rob pages maintained that he believes his wife is alive and led
her to one saw mysteries he declined our request for an interview but said that if we air this story he hoped Pam would
be found Pam Paige would today be 36 years old she has red hair and his five feet eight
inches tall [Music] it was just after Thanksgiving 1988 firemen raced to extinguish two small
blazes burning at the edge of the city it was a most routine of calls then in the blink of an eye one of the fires
exploded with unprecedented fury he could have retired several years ago but he loved it so much that yesterday
he wasn't even supposed to have been working he was feeling it for somebody else I'd rather have him go this way
then Atlanta coma or be sick because that would never be Jim killed it he didn't want to fly an airplane because
he didn't want to risk his life on an airplane and I said but you risk your life every day being a fireman and he
said well he can he's in control he's at the fire department Michael Alden Robert Makonnen
James Kiehl vet Nina Jean heard Thomas fry Gerald Halloran [Music] they are among Kansas City's best six
firefighters of more than 100 years of service between them all have been married all had children underlying the
tragedy is the ugly fact if the fires had been deliberately set an arson means that the deaths are nothing less than
cold-blooded murders in spite of a massive investigation no charges have been filed no convictions won today the
case remains Kansas City's most notorious unsolved crime the first minutes gave no hint of what was to come
at about 340 a.m. on November 29th 1988 two security guards at a highway construction site discovered a pickup
truck in flames 71 Highway southbound like some five hundred yards away the second blaze crack code around a
storage tread look there's some explosives there that are birdied you're the fire okay we'll get somebody stored
the dispatch went to station 41 pumper 41 is a pickup truck captain Jim Calvin's on fireman Robert
Makonnen and Mike Holden we're out the door in just over 90 seconds number 41 these ports and informations
are calling explosives stored in that construction site to pick up truck maybe in the
construction site as pumper 41 whip through town Jim kill veterans wife Cecilia heard the
dispatch over the police scanner she kept at work I just didn't think anything about it at the time because
you're just going to a regular track far down on the highway I just have some teenagers truck neighbors said they
caught it on fire for insurance we're the ones a cult are you the captain totally involved we'll be using
one from the onset arson seem probable given two fires that were apparently started simultaneously the highway
construction site a frequent target of vandals lay some 10 miles from downtown Kansas City
the burning trailer was located here perched on a hillside roughly 500 yards of the Northwest across a highway was
the pickup truck kill vetnet his crew soon had the truck blaze under control however fire still burned unchecked
through the trailer within minutes captain Gerald Halloran along with fireman Thomas Frey and Jean
herd arrived from station 30 hey gene how you doing Jim there we go well Jared looks like we've got a pickup
down here that we've pretty well got under control why don't you go up on top of the hill to handle that Halloran and
his men headed up the hill to work the trailer fire pumper 41 stayed behind to wrap up the first blaze
- captain Halloran a check of the area suggested that the explosives have been properly stored and clearly marked metal
sheds known as bunkers just the fact that the bunker was there and thank there was two bunkers there led that
captain to believe that's what the explosives was in this trailer was just a regular normal construction trailer
with tools and equipment in it and therefore there was no danger that the he was gonna put that fire out and
they'd be down for the night roughly eight minutes later captain kill Benton and his crew joined the others at the
trailer back up in here fall away they aired the battalion she pulled into the construction site he was a quarter-mile
from the flames just minutes from one of the worst tragedies in Kansas City history we're the security guard we're
the ones that to report the fire uh-huh tell me a bit about it we just got on the scene well my truck was on fire and
they came in took care of that and I think the firefighters went over to the site across the street in this there
down around the trailers down there we understand there's some explosives there and a bunker yeah and we think that
there's some in the trailers over there as well the trailers that are on fire [Music]
it was just the loudest noise I'd ever heard it just kind of went through you it was just so loud I can't describe it
I'm serious it was just incredible and we live about twelve miles away from where the explosion was knocked me out
of bed and I got a happened look to the east and I saw a big big ball of fire and I said it myself home Jarrell's
gonna have to go to that because that's just district I just knew he had to go I
knew he'd be there [Music] we pulled up in here get us off that salmon and at least a couple three more
companies 15 companies of Kansas City firefighters rushed to aid their comrades the safety considerations
forces them to wait frustrated on the sidelines they feared that there were more explosives up there on the hill and
it was still dark from the sounds of the explosion they were pretty sure that nobody had survived and so we made the
decision that we were gonna wait until daylight because we didn't want to go up there and stumble around on more
explosives and get more people injured and killed 40 minutes after the initial blast a second explosion did indeed rip
through the site [Music] [Music] 3441 answer pumper 3-0 pumper 4-1 please answer
I knew something to happen why couldn't get to his regular crane back into the radio I said everything
will be okay I just sort of blocked it out of my mind then she come through there about five
after six come through the door he says they're gone but legally they cannot pronounce I'm gone until the coroner
gets here I said no way there's still life you know their God his captain came to the door and when he came in and I
said don't tell me it isn't true and I just started crying daylight revealed a stark landscape in
the dismal aftermath agents from the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms joined Kansas City police to sift the
wreckage for clues it was evident that nobody could have survived that it was just totally devastated it's just I
don't think any of the group that went up there was expecting what we found I don't think anybody had any idea that it
was that bad I've been in Vietnam and seen b-52 strikes what the aftermath of those were these craters were much
larger than two thousand-pound bombs leaves and as we found the firefighters we came to the last one he was laying
there and his radio was still on and he could hear the voice of the dispatcher still coming out over the radio calling
and it just kind of shattered the stillness of it it's just a very surreal looking scene
[Music] a public outcry erupted following the revelation that arson had led to the
firefighters deaths angry residents inundated the police department with literally hundreds of leads the tips
have ranged anywhere from someone out trying to steal someone out just for fun someone out just because they like to
set fires wanting to see what would happen but as time wore on these leads soon wore out
meanwhile federal agents pursued the investigation from a different angle the highway project had long been the focus
of a bitter labor dispute we know that there was labor unrest and it primarily dealt with Union versus non-union
companies we learned that there were a number of violent acts directed at non-union companies they were putting
acid into company equipment they were putting a dirt into the diesel lines and there were a number of incidents where
fire was used to destroy equipment and then if you take away the tragedy of that night of the six firefighters dying
we can look at some of these previous incidents being very similar to what happened at night he had equipment
damaged and then in this instance he had a security guards truck set on fire also
the untimely deaths of the six firemen reverberated across the entire country firefighters from every state join in
memorial services at Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium to this day surviving family members have been the focus of
unflagging community support we were all very proud of our husbands and we are proud of the people in Kansas City
because they gave us such a support everyone was back of us and we weren't alone I guess I feel like if I knew who
did it we'd know why they did it and I don't think they were trying to kill six firemen but somebody was trying to do
something to somebody and six men are gone and that's hard to deal with today I think about this case tomorrow I'll
think about this case and I'll think about it until it's resolved [Music] [Music]
[Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] when we return the case of the enigmatic Wallace thresher debonair country
gentlemen an alleged drug lord on October 17th 1984 Virginia State Troopers converged on an eerie scene a
small airplane that crashed in a remote mountain wilderness still strapped in the cockpit was a body
charred beyond recognition but it was a plane's cargo that riveted the attention
of police in smoldering heap strewn over the crash site was 1,200 pounds of high-grade marijuana street value more
than 1 million dollars for the authorities the crash was something of a godsend eventually they would connect
both the plane and the dead pilot to Wallace Thrasher a bland County Virginia one of the most successful and most
flagrant drug runners in the eastern United States back in high school when he belonged to the Key Club in the Latin
club Wallace Thrasher hardly seemed the type to end up peddling drugs he played on the football team and earned the
nickname squirrel for his ability to outrun trouble but somewhere along the way Wallace Thrasher
went wrong today is whereabouts of the subject of unending speculation former associates and sister died in Central
America but authorities suspect that the squirrel is once again on the run from the late 70s to the early 80s
thrashes operation flew tons of marijuana and cocaine into the western region of virginia distributors then
smuggled the drugs north to Chicago Detroit and other big cities and Thrasher often piloted the planes
himself and many of his neighbors seem to regard him as a kind of local hero [Music]
here in western Virginia for probably 200 years kind of the swashbuckling pirate and Buccaneer type people out
here were the local moonshiners and to some extent dope pilots are the modern-day moonshiners it takes the same
kind of talents to to smuggle dope in by air as it does to run a load of moonshine no he was type person he
wasn't afraid to let everybody know what he was doing basically ever buy the head
contact with him at the airport and in the areas where he was doing his drug business he was transporting drugs
the rewards of Waldo's thrashes life of crime were on display for everyone to see he and his wife on a 10-acre Country
Estate and surrounded themselves with luxury Wally Thrasher was a very charming fellow very generous to his
associates and the people who lived around him he spent money very freely so they're a great many people will tell
you kind things about him for nearly a decade Wallace Thrasher managed to stay two steps ahead of the
law until that fateful night when one of his pilot's land an airplane full of marijuana into a mountainside
[Music] it would take two weeks of painstaking investigation to turn up undeniable
proof that Thrasher owned the plane detectives were planning to move in until this article appeared in the local
paper Wallace Thrasher was dead may help you gentlemen well we're soon after Virginia Authority has tried to
speak directly with Thrashers wife no I'm afraid now it's not a good time well we read that Wallace Thrasher died
but that's correct exactly how did he die in a plane crash he was a pilot and where did he die in Jamaica when does
this happen November 5th and gentlemen I'm sorry I have to go goodbye thank you the investigators departed unimpressed
later mrs. Thrasher produced this death certificate as proof of her husband's fatal crash in Jamaica still suspicious
police sought to verify the information the investigation revealed that the death certificate was fraudulent and
there was no evidence from any witnesses or anyone in Jamaica that knew of any such crash the disclosures convinced
authorities that Wallace Thrasher was still alive and as a result they filed charges against him but with thrashers
whereabouts unknown his wife was again questioned by the authorities eventually she agreed to
tell investigators what she knew she began with a night of the crash and confirmed that there had been a second
pilot on board the aircraft although severely injured the pilot was able to drag himself to a payphone
Thrasher picked him up at the very moment police were racing to the crash sale what happens when crows almost
immediately Wallace Thrasher began to assess the damage to his operation this is too low
pressure was well aware that the plane could be traced back to him that it was just a matter of time before the
authorities would be knocking at his door later Thrasher spared of the injured pilot to an out-of-state hospital and
dropped from sight himself [Music] mrs. Thrasher what ought to tell police that about two weeks after the crash
her husband stuffed a quarter of a million dollars in cash into a travel bag and departed for the Central
American country of Belize Thrasher had said that he planned to buy a load of marijuana and returned to the United
States the son believe flasher never intended to come home that the 250,000 dollars was a down payment on a new life
about a week later mrs. Thrasher received a call from two of their Confederates down in Police advising her
that mr. Thrasher had been killed on takeoff in a in a massive crash the fire had been so intense that literally the
plane was burned down to the outline of a plane on the ground and that there would be very little for for them to
send back in no reason for her to come down mrs. Thrasher contacted her attorney would be basic problem how to
handle her husband's estate how would she inherit things how would she spend money take money from accounts and so
forth in the end Thrasher's wife admitted she bought the fake death certificate and
concocted the tale of a Jamaican plane crash she had feared that her property would be confiscated if authorities
learned her husband was on a drug run when he died but even the crashing beliefs started to seem like a
fabrication after one of Wallis Thrasher's former associates showed up in May of 1986 what'd you find well I
went to Belize to the spot where the plane went down and apparently the fire was really bad so the guys just bulldoze
whatever was left into a hole and the fire was so bad there wasn't much I did get some proof though I got that from
one of the guys that I was there when he crashed the ring was in perfect condition
the inscription as sharp as the date had been engraved for detectives that was part of the problem mr. facher did vies
me it was definitely while he thrashers wedding ring we find it kind of tough to
believe that a an aircraft could go in with that amount of fuel caused that amount of destruction to the point where
literally the the substructure of the plane was melted and the pin and the ring itself would still be in that kind
of condition a decade has passed since Wallace Thrasher left for beliefs with a change
of clothes and a quarter of a million dollars did he perish in a fiery crash in the jungles of Central America or did
the squirrel once again - to freedom I think that at the time that mr. Thrasher disappeared he was facing a lot of
different problems and it may have been an opportunity for him to as they say exit stage left we know that he was
having problems within his own organization he knew that if he got caught this time wouldn't be a matter of
eighteen months at a country club it would be some serious prison time so I think it was an excellent time for him
to make that decision if he was gonna make it this photograph shows Wallace Thrasher at about the age of 36
he has graying hair and athletic build and stands five feet ten inches tall [Music]
next the amazing encounter of two look-alikes identical strangers who may in fact be long-lost blood relatives
[Music] what are the odds is somewhere in the world is another person who looks exactly like you
100 million one and fifty million the chances of actually standing nose to nose with your double seem beyond
calculation and yet around fifty years ago that is precisely what happened to a young soldier named Ken Palmer tonight
with your help he hopes to beat the odds again [Music] in December of 1943 Ken Palmer was a
newly commissioned second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps on his way from Texas
to Wisconsin during a momentary stop to change trains in Cincinnati Ohio Ken had
the most remarkable encounter of his life can sense that someone was staring at him a quick glance told him why
[Music] incredibly improbably Ken Palmer had found his exact double I was amazed and both of us saw it and
both of us reacted so much to it [Music] both of us set down our bags and and stared and until I got a hold of myself
and extended my hand he didn't move he was just frozen looking at himself in a different uniform I'm Ken Palmer my name
is my first thought of course was that he's closely related look my father is from Brownsville Minnesota just across
from lacrosse Wisconsin do you know Brownsville we began to exchange our fathers names or grandfather's names
where we lived things of this nature and that didn't get it my grandfather's from
Brownsville surprisingly the two men could not fight a single relative and in common but when Ken began to recount an
old family legend he was stunned by the stranger's response my family often talks of this lost treasure in India -
Palmer brothers were at a party in the court of st. James they they cut the the cue off a court official yeah that's
right they had to flee England I mean that's the store not alone did he know about it he added details that I checked
out with dad later and they were accurate things that I didn't know so it was a it was perfectly obvious that we
were related and yet we couldn't understand how we could be this is my train I've got to go do you have a pen
yeah yeah you write down your name and address when I get back home I'm gonna contact
it's good it's good - I will I took his name and address stuffed it in my pocket
I'll write it bye-bye I picked up my luggage and scooted off for my train if I'd had the sense that God gave geese I
would have stopped right then and we would have spent some time together when I got on the train and settled I
reached in my pocket to get that slip of paper it wasn't there it all fell apart at that moment I I was
devastated ken Palmer never saw his double again and all attempts to find the man have
been unsuccessful these pictures of Ken Palmer were taken in the 1940s the man he met at the train
station so long ago was virtually identical like Ken his last name was Palmer his first name may have been
Robert or James ken believes a man lived in the eastern United States possibly New Jersey at the time
Ken's double was either a technical or staff sergeant in the Army Air Corps I would like very much to find him and/or
part of his family dog gonnit how many times are you going to walk across the station and see that double out of all
of the people in the United States out of everybody that that could happen that split-second timing when in this great
crowd in all these people we walk in to one another and we set down our bags and
stare at one another magical moment [Music] you join me next Friday perhaps you hold the
key perhaps you may be able to help solve a mystery [Music] [Applause] [Music]

Brief Summary

Six firefighters die in an arson fire, Pam Paige goes missing, and drug lord Wallace Thrasher's fate remains uncertain.

Key points

The Mysterious Disappearance of Pam Paige. Pam Paige went missing in 1989, leaving behind a letter that raised suspicions about her husband.
Kansas City Firefighters' Tragic Fate. Six firefighters died in a devastating explosion believed to be caused by arson, marking one of Kansas City's most notorious unsolved crimes.
Arson Revelation. The investigation reveals that arson led to the deaths of six firefighters.
Wallace Thrasher's Disappearance. Authorities suspect drug lord Wallace Thrasher faked his death after a plane crash.
The Encounter of Look-Alikes. Ken Palmer meets his exact double at a train station, but loses contact.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

I knew from that second that she was dead.

A family member's realization about Pam's fate.

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Tension

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