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Digging for the Truth
by Mark H. and Charlotte Phillips
Sunday, April 24, 2016

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     A teen is buried alive. Finding him in time is one thing. Finding out why is quite another, and no one wants the Lieutenant to succeed. Will he?

 A teen is buried alive. Finding him in time is one thing. Finding out why is quite another, and no one wants the Lieutenant to succeed. Will he?

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