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Read it from here...
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"On the scene, several drivers
helped tend the victims.
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Among the good Samaritans
was writer Thomas Roy."
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Goodness!
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- Yeah, so what else?
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- When I realized he'd witnessed
two of the tragedies,
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I suddenly wondered...
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Anyway, I had nothing to lose...
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Of the reporters
who wrote these 37 items,
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I know ten.
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I asked if they remembered
seeing Roy
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on the spot.
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Of the ten reporters,
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three answered yes, they had.
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- Were they certain?
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- Absolutely.
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- Okay, let's say Roy
was on the scene of,
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how many...
five of these tragedies.
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Where's that lead to?
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- What do you mean?
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How many deadly tragedies
have you been present at?
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None, I bet. One, maybe.
Two'd be rare. But five...
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Five confirmed.
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- You don't really think Roy...
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- No, listen...
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- But the seven other reporters
said Roy wasn't present.
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- No, they just said
they didn't see him.
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Put yourself in Roy's shoes.
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You select all those events
as inspiration.
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If you've witnessed five,
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it seems to me you'd identify them,
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circle them, underline them,
something.
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But in here, nothing.
Nothing at all.
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Maybe that means
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Roy witnessed all these events.
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It's possible.
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- Possible, what's possible?
That he was there each of the 37 times?
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Gimme a break!