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The exciting and authentic story of the case of the final curtain. Our Aubrey Manick, assistant city editor of the Heart for Daily Current. You're sitting at your desk one afternoon I'd leave tapping out a story and reflecting that things are pretty quiet around the offices of the current when suddenly Are you a reporter?

Yes, but I just got to talk you I've got to tell you about it. Tell me about what I did it It's as if I did it with my own hands, but I didn't mean to honestly I didn't Didn't mean to do what hey Lord take it easy I told the police, but they didn't believe me.