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these two brothers...

they murdered their parents.

They both claim to be raised

as Jehovah Witnesses.

They came to school

in really nice shorts...

and polished tennis sneakers...

and their shirts were always

collared with buttons...

and their hair

was always slicked back...

their teeth

were always brushed...

and their shirts and pants

were always ironed...

and their shoes

never were scuffed up...

or anything like that.

They seemed to have

a wonderful life.

l don't know what went wrong.

Why don't you give me

them shoes?

'Cause they're new,

and l don't give you new shoes.

Yeah, f*** that, man.

l'm keeping this sh*t

right here.

-Sorry.

-Yeah.

Pissant.

-F*** him up.

-Aw, get off me, man.

l told you

not to hit me in the face.

-What's up?

-Stop that.

Ooh! Damn!

Sh*t. Go, f***er.

Let's go.

l'm gonna f*** you up.

Damn! Sh*t!

Hit a man while he's down.

Sh*t. All right, all right.

Oh, f***in'...

Sh*t, man. Give me them shoes.

So, what's for dinner, man?

You cooking tonight?

l was about four years old

the first time...

and, um...

l remember one time he came home

from work real late...

and l had been sleeping

on the couch...

and he came in,

and he woke me up...

and he laid on top of me...

and he told me, he said,

''Take off your panties.''

And l asked him why.

He said

that he was only playing...

and that

he wasn't gonna hurt me...

and, um, he was gonna

make me feel good.

And l took off my panties,

and then, um...

he got on top of me...

and he was rubbin' and touchin'

and feelin' and laughin'.

And then--and then, um...

he'd wake up in the morning,

and he'd come in my bedroom...

or bring me into his bedroom...

and he would kiss me

and touch me and...

and make me play with him and...

And, you know, at first,

l was real scared.

l didn't know if it was right...

but he would tell me

that we were having fun...

and what we were doing

wasn't wrong...

because he was my dad.

You guys didn't get very many

this time.

Yeah. lt's a scarce count.

Let's see.

Twelve, twelve and a half.

l'll give you thirteen.

lt's gettin' crazy, 'cause

things are startin' to thin out.

You know you guys

got some competition out there?

-What? Who?

-Jarrod.

-Who?

-Jarrod Wiggley.

You know the kid

that lives over by the school?

The one who takes care

of his grandmother?

l know that kid. He used to have

a sister in my class...

but she moved.

Her name was June Wiggley.

We used to call her June bug.

And l noticed something else.

The cats that's usually

out by the garbage cans...

they're not around anymore.

And the Chinese restaurant--

you know the one

that buys all my stuff?

The guy that owns it

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