BACKGROUND (Previous to April 25, 2022): Melissa Lucio has spent nearly 15 years on death row for the alleged murder of her two-year-old daughter, Mariah. [11][12] A pathologist, Dr. Norma J. Farley, testified that the childs autopsy indicated that she did not die from falling down stairs, and instead her injuries were consistent with a death from blunt force trauma. She was hired on February 7, 1993, and graduated from the police academy on February 28. Linda Anita Carty (born 5 October 1958) is a Kittitian-American[a] former schoolteacher who is on death row in Texas. Crawford was exonerated in 2017.Vicente Benavides was exonerated in April 2018 after 26 years on Californias death row, wrongly convicted of raping, sodomizing, and murdering his girlfriends 21-month-old daughter. Following Mariah's death, Lucio was arrested and questioned for seven hours by Texas Ranger Victor Escalon without a lawyer present, and without receiving food or water. The motive is to collect her roommate's $100,000 mortgage insurance policy. She stated that he was often addicted to drugs and alcohol and was physically abusive. This page was last edited on 21 January 2023, at 21:45. Marullo's signature appeared on an order authorizing Frank to take the murder weapon from the evidence room; Marullo has long maintained the signature was forged. Content Licensed by ITV Global. [9], Officer Williams was interred in Lake Lawn Metairie Cemetery on March 7, 1995. Police then telephoned Carty and asked her to meet with them. When asked why she would continue the relationship, knowing that Lacaze had been involved in dealing drugs and a shooting, she responded that she would not disassociate herself from him just because of his past. [25] Lacaze is serving his sentence at the Louisiana State Penitentiary ("Angola") in West Feliciana Parish. [17] While working as an informant, she provided information leading to two arrests. The State of Texas wants to kill me, Melissa bluntly tells the camera in the movies opening sequence. In February 2021, the 2019 grant of relief was reversed. Wallace was restrained until a backup unit arrived on the scene when he was subsequently arrested and charged with attempted murder and armed robbery. The parole board was scheduled to vote on Lucio's clemency petition two days before the execution. Subscribe to see a little more of the world with our premium documentaries. According to the Cameron County District Attorney's Office, Mariah was found at the home with signs of abuse on her body. Detained in Arizona, Shawna Forde . [11], In 1993, a year and a half before the murders at the Kim Anh, Frank's father had stayed at her home for a time before she then reported him missing. The California Supreme Court found that his conviction was the product of extensive, pervasive, impactful, and false forensic testimony. Stream every touchdown from every game, every Sunday during the NFL regular season with NFL RedZone, along with hundreds of hours of live sports motorsports (MAVTV), horse racing (FanDuel TV/FanDuel Racing) to hunting and fishing (Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel). Lucio is on death row and was scheduled to be executed on April 27.. On February 21, she was sentenced to death by lethal injection. RELATED: Family of woman on death row claims she's innocent, pleads for her release. From inside the cooler, Chau and Quoc could partially see the restaurant's kitchen and front. "[12], Police and prosecutors believe that the skull was that of Adam Frank, and that Antoinette murdered him. Two more children (twins) were born while she was imprisoned. The program is called The British Woman on Death Row. She told them that a car she had rented and her daughter's car might have been used in the crime. The mother of 14 children, Melissa talks about her poverty-stricken, abusive background. Detained in Arizona, Shawna Forde, head of an anti-immigration militia, was convicted, along with his accomplices, for murdering a father and his daughter. [35] In November 2013, Carty's story was profiled on Investigation Discovery's documentary series Deadly Women, in an episode titled "Untamed Evil.". Bryant thought the officer was making a traffic stop, but as he got closer, he saw the officer and two black men fighting on the side of the road. For ten years she has been awaiting her fate, and she now faces her last appeal. Prosecutors said that Mariah's injuries were the result of physical abuse, while Lucio's attorneys say that her death was caused by a fall down the stairs two days prior. The filmmaker added that it is hard to imagine how traumatic a death sentence is for a family and the collateral damage it creates. [21] Lucio subsequently petitioned for clemency. Box 301501 Montgomery, Alabama 36130-1501 webmaster@doc.alabama.gov Peer into the lives of five of these women as they grapple with the challenges and horror of living in one of the most terrible places imaginable. FREEDOM TUBE 3.64K subscribers Subscribe 630K views 2. Never before and probably, never again will such unlimited access ever be given again.Brace yourself to go on an extremely emotional journey as a man, considered by everyone, including the PRISONS WARDEN, to be completely innocent is fighting to stop a seemingly, unstoppable execution.If you would like to end capital punishment in your country (U.S) or any country, visit https://reprieve.org/ to find out what you can do.THIS VIDEO HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO TEACH/EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON THE ULTIMATE PUNISHMENT THAT IS CARRIED OUT IN THEIR NAME \u0026 WHAT IT REALLY MEANS. [17] Her services ended when she was arrested on drug charges. I realized there had been no investigation whatsoever, that none of her family were allowed to testify at her trial. Lucio's case was the subject of a 2020 documentary, The State of Texas vs. Melissa. Lucio's sister, Sonya Valencia Alvarez, said Lucio has spent the last 15 years grieving her daughter and Lucio's son, John Vincent Lucio, said his sister died by accident when she fell down a set of stairs. In a 2005 retrospective, Chuck Hustmyre said, "As for those human bones unearthed beneath Franks house, so far, authorities have made no serious effort to identify them. When Chau had let her out on the last visit, she could not find the front door key, and with Frank returning for the third time, she sensed something was wrong. [18] While interviewing neighbors in the apartment complex, police heard from one neighbor that she sat with Carty in a car, saw a child's car seat in the car, and was told by Carty that she was pregnant, although the witness thought Carty did not appear to be pregnant. [22], In April 2022, a juror on the trial, Johnny Galvan Jr., wrote in the Houston Chronicle that he had wrongly succumbed to peer pressure during deliberations and had changed his vote from a life sentence to the death penalty. At the time, commissioned law enforcement officers were legally barred from sitting on a jury. In November 1995, a month after she received her first death sentence, a dog led police to find a human skull with a bullet hole buried under Frank's house. The film revisits how a court-appointed attorney willingly set aside evidence, and a district attorney used Melissas case to be reelected. The state supreme court ruled on the case again. Enjoy a collection of popular favorites in Spanish CNN en Espaol, Discovery en Espaol, Discovery Familia, ESPN Deportes, History Channel en Espaol, and Universo. Who are they? Lucio's case was the subject of a 2020 documentary, The State of Texas vs. Melissa. Brenda Evers was born on December 16, 1963. [1][19], In August 2021, an amicus brief was filed on Lucio's behalf by a group consisting of legal scholars, experts on violence against women, and representatives from sixteen organizations that combat violence against women. 4th Circuit appellate judges Edwin Lombard, Paul Bonin and Madeleine Landrieu ruled "After review of the state's writ application in light of the applicable law and arguments of the parties, we find that the trial court erred in finding that the seating of Mr. Settle on the defendant's jury was a structural error entitling him to a new trial".[23]. Citing trial court interference in her right to present a defense, a federal appeals court has overturned the conviction of Melissa Lucio, a Texas mother who was sentenced to death for murdering her two-year-old daughter.In an unpublished, unsigned opinion issued on July 29, 2019, a unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit said that trial court rulings that blocked Melissa Elizabeth Lucio from calling an expert witness to challenge the reliability of statements she gave to police violated Lucios right to present a complete defense. The appeals court reversed a federal district court decision that had upheld Lucios conviction and death sentence and returned the case to the lower court to grant Lucio a new trial.Several people have been exonerated from death row after being wrongfully convicted of killing children. At that point, Wallace saw Lacaze and noticed he was holding a gun. 8. ", "Texas mother is set for execution as evidence suggests she did not kill her child", "I voted to sentence Melissa Lucio to death. [29], Carty's case received media attention in September 2009 when her image was placed on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square by her British supporters. [2] Carty studied pharmacology at the University of Houston. Darlie Lynn Peck Routier (born January 4, 1970) is an American woman from Rowlett, Texas, who was convicted and sentenced to death for the murder of her five-year-old son Damon in 1996. Lacaze had slipped behind Williams and shot him in the neck, severing his spinal cord and instantly paralyzing him. Dive in these women's lives full of horror, hope, death, and love, in one of the most Read all60 women are waiting for their execution on death row. Hulu has acquired U.S rights to Sabrina Van Tassel's documentary 'The State of Texas vs. Melissa,' which was selected for Tribeca in 2020. . However, during her interview with the DOC investigator, Frank claimed to have had a male suitor but refused to go into specifics because he worked for the police department. Do you want it?" However, such recommendations are rare. Set in the heart of the Latino community of South Texas, the film explores the life and trials of Melissa Lucio, the first Hispanic woman sentenced to death row in Texas, the state. For ten years she has been awaiting her fate, and she now faces her last appeal.more, Melissa Lucio was the first Hispanic woman sentenced to death in More. Good Morning Britain 's Susanna Reid meets death row inmate Darlie Routier in tonight's new documentary Death Row Women With Susanna Reid for ITV's Crime & Punishment strand. [3] Carty has claimed that she was framed by three men for her work as an informant with the Drug Enforcement Administration. Who are they? Lucio is scheduled to be executed on April 27. Stevens began running, but another man appeared and grabbed both Lacaze and Wallace. Born in 1969, Melissa, from Harlingen in south Texas, was convicted of the murder of her two-year-old daughter, Mariah, who died of blunt-force trauma to the head on February 17, 2007. She is scheduled to be executed on April 27. Blanche Taylor Moore Talk Read Edit View history Blanche Kiser Taylor Moore (born February 17, 1933) is an American convicted murderer and possible serial killer from Alamance County, North Carolina. [13] She was previously a primary school teacher. In 2008, Lucio became the first Latina woman sentenced to death in Texas. She did fall down. That is why most poor defendants accept plea deals even if theyre innocent. In this chilling absolute documentary, Trevor meets inmate Fredrick Baer who killed a mother and her 5-year-old child in cold-blooded murder who is still hoping to escape the lethal injection on death row and avoid capital punishment. [21][22] An appellate court later overturned the new trial order for Lacaze. As Frank turned back to the restaurant dining room, Chau grabbed Quoc to hide somewhere. Melissa Lucio was born in Lubbock, Texas,[2] on June 18, 1969, according to court records. Melissa Lucio was the first Hispanic woman sentenced to death in Texas. made a material difference to the outcome of this case. Her story became the subject of the 2020. Frank and Lacaze had been at the restaurant twice earlier in the night to get leftover food to eat. Carty's fingerprints were in both cars. [7] The child was pronounced dead at a local hospital. A court will consider new evidence regarding the case of Melissa Lucio and the death of her daughter, Mariah. Despite this, Frank got a second chance to apply. Reprieve claims that her defense attorney did not present mitigating evidence. - YouTube 0:00 / 1:25:47 THIS DEATH ROW DOCUMENTARY WILL CHANGE YOU FOREVER! Carty told her husband on 15 May that she would have a baby boy the next day. In police uniform, Frank exited the squad car and told Wallace and Stevens to get out and go to the back of the car. If we had been allowed, and given the opportunity to support Linda Carty, if she had been given all the support to which she was entitled and which she deserved something entirely different, I believe, would have happened at that trial and Linda Carty would not now be facing a death penalty. Frank refused to discuss anything regarding the murders - every time the investigator asked her a question, she told him to "look it up in the record" or asserted her innocence. Their decision, made public November 25, 2008 effectively voided the death warrant signed by Judge Marullo in September. We decided to follow five of them. On 15 May, Carty told Sherry Bancroft, an employee at Public Storage, that she had indeed had the baby and that he was at home with his father. The next day, they needed only 45 minutes to recommend the death penalty. The prosecutions principal evidence against Melissa was a videotaped confession she made while in police custody. In November of 2020, TV One debuted a movie inspired by Antoinette Frank called Blood On Her Badge Archived November 24, 2020, at the Wayback Machine. Serving Time 45m Years after leaving the military, Toby Gregory claims his service and PTSD caused him to murder his wife, Inez. Frank's attorneys introduced the testimony of psychiatrists who said that possible traumatic events in Frank's childhood could have affected her behavior at the time of the murders and she may have been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. She has maintained her innocence, and Cornell Law School professor Sandra Babcock has called the prosecution "by far the weakest capital case I've ever seen". [5] Baker Botts, the law firm handling Carty's appeal, have argued that her trial attorney, Jerry Guerinot, handled her defense in an incompetent manner. Despite his involvement in the altercation, Bryant was never questioned by police, and he never gave a formal statement.[4]. That societys throwaways, all those who dont count in a country ruled by and for billionaires, have unexplored depths is underscored in a scene in which Melissa in a voiceover achingly reads a composition in the form of a letter to her mother: Watch David Norths remarks commemorating 25 years of the World Socialist Web Site and donate today. Although Frank's attorneys had subpoenaed 39 witnesses, they didn't call a single one. The two men got in a car and drove several blocks until a police vehicle pulled the car over. Stream our library of shows and movies without ad interruptions. [4], Two men who claimed they met Lacaze at a party on February 4, 1995, John Stevens and Anthony Wallace, testified in court. They will be joined by Reps. James White (R-Hillister), Lacey Hull (R-Houston), Senfronia Thompson (D-Houston), and Rafael Anchia (D-Dallas). Fronted by the Good Morning Britain presenter, the film will. The Innocent Man (2018) 'The Innocent Man,' an American true-crime documentary television series, first aired on Netflix on December 14, 2018. Woman on Death Row at 16 Released From Prison 48:09 San Quentin State Prison - Dangerous Death Row Inmates 57:54 48:13 42:28 Death Row : The Final 24 Hours (Documentary) Bonnieevans 4:57 Teenmaar Chaandravva Interaction With Devotees At Vemulawada Temple _ Maha Shivaratri _ V6 Teenmaar TIME She emigrated to the United States in 1982 and is a United States citizen. Frank got the money out of a microwave, then shot 21-year-old Ha three times as she knelt, pleading for her life. She frequently had to go through supervisory review. Lisa Montgomery - the only female inmate on federal death row in the US - has been executed for murder. He continued by telling her, "We already know what happened". Antoinette Frank is on Louisiana death row for the murders of three people including a fellow police officer. Prosecutors said that Mariah's injuries were the result of physical abuse, while Lucio's attorneys say that her death was caused by a fall down the stairs two days prior. However, she was smitten by Lacaze's "bad boy" persona, and their relationship soon turned sexual. Aggressively interrogated for close to seven hours (partially shown in the documentary), the traumatized mother was coerced to confess, according to Melissa and her attorneys. [17] This decision was subsequently overturned in an en banc hearing of the same court[18] and Lucio remained on death row. [13] Michael Goldberg of Baker Botts accuses Guerinot, who never won a death penalty case over his entire career, of failing to call any witnesses who might have persuaded the jury that she did not deserve execution. Lewis, now in her 80s, is petite, sprightly and measured; on camera, she pores over old records with an unmitigated curiosity and residual anxiety over potential missed diagnoses from years before. Melissa was a good person. Another sister claims the trial was a kangaroo court a circus, where the jury was laughing with the prosecutor and the judge. [3][4] Carty claimed she was framed by her co-defendants who were drug dealers[5] because she had previously been an informant. [14][15], In 1992, Carty was convicted of auto theft and impersonation of an FBI agent. Due to streaming rights, a few shows with an ad break before and after. Frank then told the man that "Lacaze was the good guy" and that Wallace was the one causing the problems. In a March 2022 letter to the Board of Pardons and Paroles and to Governor Abbott, eighty-three members of the Texas House of Representatives, including both Democrats and Republicans, signed a letter stating that executing Lucio would be "a miscarriage of justice". After Frank and Lacaze left the premises, Chau tried frantically to call 911 on her cell phone, but the cooler prevented her from getting a usable signal. She was aided by her probable lover, drug dealer Rogers Lacaze. [5] When Chau went to pay Williams, Chau noticed Frank approaching the restaurant. Now up to six members of your household can have separate profiles so that favorites and recommendations are unique to each viewer. "[10], During the trial, Lucio's recorded statements from her interrogation were described as a confession by Cameron County District Attorney Armando Villalobos, who was seeking re-election at the time. Please note that the Shop Hulu site is owned and operated by Snowcommerce. In 2007, Melissa Lucio 's 2-year-old daughter, Mariah, died after a tragic, accidental fall down a flight of stairs. Alabama Department of Corrections 301 South Ripley Street P.O. US prisons are filled with countless Melissa Lucios. See the full list of inmates currently on Death Row within the Arkansas Division of Correction including date of sentence. She had scattered bruising, bite marks on her back, patches of hair that had been pulled out, and a broken arm. Antoinette Renee Frank (born April 30, 1971) is a former officer of the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) who, on March 4, 1995, committed a violent armed robbery at a restaurant which resulted in the killing of two members of the Vietnamese-American family who ran the establishment, and fellow NOPD officer Ronald A. Williams II. [27] On April 17, 2022, in the main segment of another episode, called "Police Interrogations", Lucio's case was mentioned again as having every hallmark of a false confession.[28]. Then, she shot Cuong six times. It was later revealed that the two had a sexual relationship. Taiwan Film Festival Edinburgh . Since 1976, Texas has executed more people than any other state (572), more than one-third the total number (1,534) of victims of this barbaric punishment, and is one of only two states to have put anyone to death during the pandemic. This is the documentary that the U.S government doesn't want you to see!This documentary has been uploaded for EDUCATION purposes and to show the public the harsh realities of what CAPITAL PUNISHMENT really meansand the horror of getting it wrong.You will have a fly on the wall view of condemned man EDWARD EARL JOHNSON and his lawyer over the space of 14 days. If a majority of the Board of Pardons and Paroles were to recommend it, Governor Greg Abbott could grant clemency. According to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, there are nearly 200 inmates on death row in Texas. Women on death row case 17. Were not saying Miss Lucio is innocent, were not saying shes guilty, were saying for the board to provide her some clemency, so we can get her into a trial, said State Rep James White. In 2020, Hulu produced the mentioned documentary, " The State of Texas vs. Melissa ," which detailed how she could be innocent. In a video, a female officer asks the boy: "Did you see your sister fall down the stairs or did somebody tell you that she fell?" More for you. Eddie Rantz, the homicide detective who worked the case, believed Frank and Lacaze planned the robbery to get revenge on Williams. Absolute Documentaries is part of the Little Dot Studios Network. KVUE on social media: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube, Tanvi Varma on social media: Twitter| Instagram. [4], Irvin Bryant, a civil sheriff in 1995, testified that on the evening of February 4, he observed a stopped police vehicle with its lights flashing. This is common among women on death row, including Lisa Montgomery, the last woman executed in the United States. [8] She admitted to having spanked Mariah, but denied ever having abused her, which she repeated more than 100 times. They told me that I was the first person in 13 years to ask anything about her casethat even her lawyer at the time of her trial had never tried to meet them. [22][23][24][25] However, on May 3, 2010, the Court refused to review the case, denying certiorari. There are days where I wish I could leave this place and be with Mariah., Melissas original defense attorney, Peter Gilman, now works for the Texas district attorneys office. As the employees cleaned the closed restaurant, Chau Vu went into the kitchen to count money and entered the dining room of the restaurant to pay Ronald A. Williams II. Enjoy stories about nature, wildlife, culture, people, history and more to come. Updated: 21:50, 10 Dec 2020 Chiara Fiorillo Published: Invalid Date, DARLIE Routier has spent the last 23 years on death row. [20], On July 23, 2015, retired district judge Michael Kirby threw out Rogers Lacaze's conviction and sentence and ordered a new trial. In February 2002, she was sentenced to death for the abduction and murder in 2001 of 25-year-old Joana Rodriguez in order to steal Rodriguez's newborn son. NOPD officials also thought having more African-Americans like Frank on the force would ease longstanding racial tensions in the majority-black city. 18 by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/preludes/Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/The Voyage by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Artist: http://audionautix.com/https://youtu.be/NaxBDflXv6o#DeathRowUsa #MarleyRecords #WomenOnDeathRow Kirby's ruling has no effect on Frank's conviction. We decided to follow five of them. Quoc emerged from the cooler and ran out the restaurant's back door to a nearby friend's home to call 911 to report the murders. Frank and Lacaze had been shouting at Ha and Cuong, demanding the restaurant's money, but they did not know where Chau had hidden it. According to author Chuck Hustmyre, Frank was caught lying on several sections of her employment application and failed two standard psychiatric evaluations, with psychiatrist Philip Scurria advising against her hiring. Additional terms apply. [16], In September 2009, Frank's lawyers moved to have Judge Marullo removed from her ongoing post-conviction appeals on grounds of bias, given that he had already signed two death warrants for her. It was later determined that Mariah's arm had been broken two to seven weeks before her death, and an autopsy also showed a head injury and bruising of the kidneys, lungs and spinal cord. The 10-year-old case, they say, remains under investigation. DEATH. Many potential applicants were shut out due to a requirement that all officers be residents of New Orleans a requirement that was only changed in 2014. By what name was Women On Death Row (2017) officially released in Canada in English? [4] As of 2022, Lucio is being held on death row[14] at the Mountain View Unit in Gatesville, Texas. [17], However, in media interviews, Carty has claimed that she was recruited by a friend from the Houston Police Department and that her work for the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) helped land seizures of thousands of dollars worth of narcotics and led to the imprisonment of scores of dealers.[5]. On May 22, 2007, the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled 52 that the death penalty should be upheld. Then she directed them to a location where both cars were found: the live baby was in one, and the suffocated victim was in the back of the other. January 18, 2020 The following evidence was presented during the trial: Carty was convicted of murder on February 19, 2002. [26], On March 6, 2022, in the main segment of an episode of the HBO show Last Week Tonight with John Oliver called "Wrongful Convictions", her case was the main one to be mentioned as a reason for the reform of the American justice system and specifically, the abolition of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (AEDPA). Notifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings. In her statement, she claimed that she and Lacaze were not dating and had never been intimate. [2], On November 25, 1994, Frank handled an incident in which Rogers Lacaze, a known drug dealer, had been shot. Trevor McDonald enters Death Row at one of America's oldest and most notorious maximum-security prisons to meet the very people whose crimes have led to the ultimate punishment. 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It is an adaptation of John Grisham's non-fiction book, 'The Innocent Man: Murder and Injustice in a Small Town,' published in 2006. The Fear of 13. In this episode of Women of Death Row, Mariel tells the story of Dame Alice Kyteler, a woman condemned and burned to death at the stake for witchcraft in Ireland on November 3, 1324. Chau ran to the kitchen to hide the money in the microwave. Antoinette Renee Frank (born April 30, 1971) is a former officer of the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) who, on March 4, 1995, committed a violent armed robbery at a restaurant which resulted in the killing of two members of the Vietnamese-American family who ran the establishment, and fellow NOPD officer Ronald A. Williams II. Who are they? Meyers testified that Carty did not appear to be pregnant. It will only bring more pain and suffering, said State Rep Joe Moody. [25], A 2020 documentary by Sabrina Van Tassel titled The State of Texas vs. Melissa follows Lucio's case. The first is accused of kidnapping and killing her neighbor to abduct her baby, while the second allegedly mistreated her two-year-old daughter. Newly released on Amazon and other streaming platforms, the unsettling documentary by French director Sabrina Van Tassel raises questions about the conviction of Melissa Lucio, the first. Law enforcement, EMS officials ramp up efforts as spring break rolls in, Pleasant Weekend; Next Storm Chance Not Until Friday, Forecast: Beautiful weekend weather, warmer for next week, Family of woman on death row claims she's innocent, pleads for her release, Interim Study Committee on Criminal Justice Reform, 17-year-old Laci hopes to get adopted before she ages out of the Texas foster care system, 16-year-old driver tossed in Elgin tornado lucky to be alive, 'This is our only source of income': Round Rock family sees their food truck destroyed in tornado, Austin PD SWAT team responding to North Austin Walmart. Kirby said that Lacaze deserved a new trial because one of the jurors hid the fact that he was a Louisiana state trooper and previously worked as a railroad policeman.
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