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is that the news media in the Puget Sound

would not reveal the name of the victim.

We believe we have

the name of that man.

We talked to somebody

who worked with this guy.

We talked to someone who got a memo

at work about the death of this guy.

We talked to people

who told us that...

Federal employees

were coming in saying

this name was

never, ever, ever to be given out.

Woman:

My name is Pam Roach,

and I'm the State Senator that covers the

area of Enumclaw

and all the lovely area

on the Enumclaw Plateau.

It's a beautiful area, as you can see.

There are a lot of farms, a lot of people

that love to have animals on these farms,

and a great place to raise children.

I could never believe that an animal

would do this on their own.

We don't allow adults

to abuse children sexually.

Children cannot consent.

Children are innocent, and so are animals.

They cannot consent, and they're innocent.

Mrs. Edwards.

Ready to rescue those horses?

Happy Horseman:

This is a nice little town.

It's not the big city.

You don't have to deal with

the hustle, the bustle, and the crime rate.

Mostly you see in the paper,

somebody's trashcan gets knocked over,

or the drunk next-door neighbour comes over

and pissing on their tires.

It was not a town

that had a whole lot going on in it.

It was quiet.

There was a couple

Chinese food restaurants.

There was a Mexican food restaurant

we'd go to quite a bit.

Quite a few different places to go eat at.

You know,

we're not isolated out there.

We liked the rural setting

but you're not, you know,

dropped in the

middle of nowhere.

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H:

Him and his ex-wife got along really well.

He talked to her

on the phone all the time.

She seemed like a nice girl.

Since the divorce, they had gotten

to be best of friends.

They were still friends

up until the day he died.

Happy Horseman:

The type of work he did was basically top secret.

H:

I knew what he did.

I knew exactly what he did

and how he went about doing it,

but... It was just

something that we'd discuss

that was never to be talked about.

Happy Horseman:

I think at one time he was very conservative.

After a while things started changing.

Things started opening

up in front of him.

He was going, "you know,

this really doesn't seem right to me.

Something about this

just is... Kind of wrong."

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H:

I had a, uh, apple tree...

Fir tree and a weeping willow.

And otherwise

it was all open pasture, all open field.

Happy Horseman:

Occasionally, there'd be some discussion

on some constitutional issues

of basic freedoms

being usurped by certain political parties

who thought that they needed

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