Speaker 1: You're listening to Unexplained Season seven, episode six, look Me
Speaker 1: in the Eye, Part two of three. Ever since meeting Peter,
Speaker 1: it seemed for a moment that the great cloud which
Speaker 1: had been following young Anna Lisa Michel for so long
Speaker 1: had been lifted. Throughout the week, she attended her classes
Speaker 1: and worked diligently, and whenever they could, she and Peter
Speaker 1: met for walks or quiet conversation in the courtyard. In
Speaker 1: the meantime, she continued to attend Mass regularly, just as
Speaker 1: her mother requested, and also found time to visit Father Alt,
Speaker 1: who seemed pleased with her progress. One morning in Wurtzburg,
Speaker 1: a few months into her first term, and Eliza enters
Speaker 1: her local church to make confession. Perhaps it was the
Speaker 1: troubling thought she'd been having about Peter, or maybe it
Speaker 1: was simply routine that led her there. After making the
Speaker 1: sign of the Cross at the back of the nave,
Speaker 1: she moves silently toward the confession box and lets herself inside,
Speaker 1: But when she tries to talk, the words stick in
Speaker 1: her mouth. Speak my child, came a croaky voice from
Speaker 1: the other side of the booth, and Eliza tried again,
Speaker 1: but still the words would not come out. She felt
Speaker 1: panic begin to rise up from within, and something seemed
Speaker 1: to have her throat in its grip. In horror, she
Speaker 1: leaps from the confession booth and bolts out the church.
Speaker 1: A few days later, she suffers a seizure. Then the
Speaker 1: headaches return, plaguing her day after day, and soon the
Speaker 1: voices and faces have returned to the devil it seemed
Speaker 1: was back. For the next year, she struggles with her
Speaker 1: various ailments, making visits to Father Alt whenever they threatened
Speaker 1: to completely overwhelm her. Each time it's the same, An
Speaker 1: oddly distracted ann Eliza would be brought to Alt's office.
Speaker 1: After some gentle insistence. She would kneel on the ground
Speaker 1: and bow her head. Then Alt would hold out his
Speaker 1: arms and begin the prayers, May the Lord bless you
Speaker 1: and keep you, May the Lord make his face shine
Speaker 1: on you. And each time, when Ault finished, he would
Speaker 1: make the sign of the cross and watch in astonishment,
Speaker 1: as like a flower turning to the sun, a newly
Speaker 1: bright and alert ann Eliza would be revealed before him
Speaker 1: in place of the dour and vacant young woman of
Speaker 1: only moments before. It was like a miracle for Analisa,
Speaker 1: it was clear that only the church could save her. Old, however,
Speaker 1: insists that she continued to check in regularly with the
Speaker 1: university physician, who prescribes her yet another course of pills.
Speaker 1: Throughout it all, Peter, falling ever more in love, supports
Speaker 1: Annalisa however he can, but she is often saddened by
Speaker 1: the way her condition leaves her so lethargic and numb,
Speaker 1: Unable to reciprocate his love, things soon become strained between them.
Speaker 1: In the end, Annelisa realizes she has little choice but
Speaker 1: to trust him with her terrible secret that something monstrous
Speaker 1: is trying to take over her mind. Peter is shocked
Speaker 1: at first, not quite knowing how to respond, but seeing
Speaker 1: the sincerity in her eyes, he tells her he believes
Speaker 1: her and promises to be there whenever she needs him.
Speaker 1: In her second year, worried that a loosening in her
Speaker 1: lifestyle might be to blame for letting the devil back in,
Speaker 1: and Elisa gradually withdraws from her social circle. Now with
Speaker 1: a room or to herself, she finds new, more religiously
Speaker 1: committed friends like Maria, Kay and Anna to share her
Speaker 1: prayer sessions with. By early nineteen seventy five. Her efforts
Speaker 1: appear to be vindicated, as the voices and faces are
Speaker 1: banished and the seizures clear up too. But in late spring,
Speaker 1: an Elisa's grandmother, a much loved and calming influence, passes
Speaker 1: away at her home in Klingenburg, with her sister Barbara
Speaker 1: now living in Sulzbach and Gertrude working in Spain, and
Speaker 1: Elisa feels something shifting away from her, as though she
Speaker 1: were a boat suddenly unmoored. A few days later, she
Speaker 1: sits with Anna and Maria ready to begin their prayers,
Speaker 1: and Alisa can't seem to concentrate as Anna and Maria
Speaker 1: chat between themselves, their voices growing steadily louder and louder.
Speaker 1: Unable to think, and Alisa yells for them to be quiet.
Speaker 1: Anna and Maria turned to her in confusion. They'd been
Speaker 1: completely silent the whole time. Another time, and Alisa is
Speaker 1: suddenly overcome with an uncontrollable anger. She tears down a
Speaker 1: picture of Christ from her wall, then grabs her rosary
Speaker 1: and rips it apart. The beads scatter loudly across the floor.
Speaker 1: Unable to calm down, a terrified an Alisa runs to
Speaker 1: the church to pray, but as she reaches the threshold,
Speaker 1: something seems to have her in its grip. No matter
Speaker 1: how hard she tries to enter, her legs will not
Speaker 1: move across the threshold, and Alisa rushes back to her room,
Speaker 1: slamming the door shut behind her, and there she stays
Speaker 1: is all night as the voices come again, begging her
Speaker 1: to join them. The next morning, a desperate Ana Lisa
Speaker 1: calls Father Alt. He is met by Ane Lisa's friend Anna,
Speaker 1: who leads him up to the room. When he arrives,
Speaker 1: An Elisa is crying quietly in her bed, clutching a
Speaker 1: new rosary tightly in her hands. Anna watches from the
Speaker 1: doorway as Father Alt kneels by the bed and urges
Speaker 1: an Alisa to pray with him as tears stream down
Speaker 1: her face. I believe in God. I believe tature of Heaven,
Speaker 1: traitor of Heaven. Moments later, Alt watches in horror as
Speaker 1: an unearthly scream is ripped from Anna Lisa's throat. Father
Speaker 1: Alt turns to a stunned Anna. Has she taken her pills?
Speaker 1: He asks, as an Elisa continues to scream in anguish yes,
Speaker 1: I saw her take them. She says, get Peter now
Speaker 1: says Alt. Alt makes the sign of the Cross and
Speaker 1: quickly and quietly utters the solemn blessing may God, the
Speaker 1: Father of lights, who is pleased to Analisa's breaths begin
Speaker 1: to slow, until finally she is stilled. Alt stares at
Speaker 1: her in the ensuing silence. It is time, he thinks,
Speaker 1: taking a moment to steal himself, he places his hand
Speaker 1: on her head and begins, I Father, Ernst Alt, minister
Speaker 1: of Christ and the Church, in the name of Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: command you, unclean spirit, if you lie hidden in the
Speaker 1: body of this woman created by God. At first there
Speaker 1: is nothing. Then Alt feels movement under his hand slowly,
Speaker 1: and Lisa lifts her head, Her face twisted into an angry,
Speaker 1: grotesque grimace, is almost unrecognizable. Then her body begins to
Speaker 1: contort and writhe under Ault's hand as he holds firm
Speaker 1: and Elisa grabs at her rosary, ripping it to shreds
Speaker 1: before throwing it across the room. A breathless Anna arrives
Speaker 1: with Peter, but before they can speak an Elisa fixes
Speaker 1: Peter with a wild eyed stare and in a rough
Speaker 1: guttural voice, she screams for him to get out. She's
Speaker 1: eventually calmed and gently ushered to sleep, but all who
Speaker 1: were present are left in no doubt as to what
Speaker 1: they have witnessed. That summer, Annalisa's mind drifts between lucidity
Speaker 1: and confusion. She continues to suffer seizures, and sometimes she
Speaker 1: just freezes and seems to vanish completely from behind her eyes.
Speaker 1: She and Peter agree that whenever she enters one of
Speaker 1: these strange trances, he should look her in the eyes
Speaker 1: to see if she is still present. If she is
Speaker 1: able to move them when he asks, he will know
Speaker 1: that she is still there. By mid July nineteen seventy five,
Speaker 1: and Elisa is back home living with her family in Klingenberg.
Speaker 1: One afternoon, Father Oldt's colleague, father Carl Roth, is in
Speaker 1: his office when the phone rings. He answers it to
Speaker 1: find the trembling voice of Analisa's father, Joseph Michael. On
Speaker 1: the other end of the line. Analisa can be heard
Speaker 1: screaming in the background, having been unable to get hold
Speaker 1: of father Alt. Joseph asks if Roth can help them instead.
Speaker 1: Father Roth agrees to see what he can do and
Speaker 1: arrives at the house a few hours later. When he
Speaker 1: steps inside, he is immediately overwhelmed by a foul stench,
Speaker 1: as if something putrid has just been set on fire.
Speaker 1: The smell intensifies as Joseph leads him through to the kitchen,
Speaker 1: where he stops abruptly at the sight of Anna Lisa,
Speaker 1: standing stiff in the middle of the room, as if
Speaker 1: in a deep trance. Then, without warning, she suddenly sprints
Speaker 1: towards Roth. The terrified priest only has time to stumble
Speaker 1: backwards before she stops again, sudden and rigid, no more
Speaker 1: than a meter away from him. Roth can only stare
Speaker 1: at her in amazement as she regards his face for
Speaker 1: a moment before flinging herself back towards the other side
Speaker 1: of the room. Wrath fumbles for his crucifix and hurriedly
Speaker 1: holds it out in front of him. The sight of
Speaker 1: it sends Anna Lisa into a fit of rage. Stop it,
Speaker 1: you're tormenting me, she shrieks. A deeply disturbed Wrath feels
Speaker 1: very out of his depth. Unwilling to do any more,
Speaker 1: he promises to inform Father Alt of everything he's seen,
Speaker 1: and then swiftly leaves the house. Together, Fathers Wrath and
Speaker 1: Alt take their findings to local head Bishop Joseph Stangele
Speaker 1: and implore him to grant them permission to conduct an exorcism.
Speaker 1: Stangle agrees to a small exorcism, a test to determine
Speaker 1: if a more comprehensive exorcism is required. A few days later,
Speaker 1: on Sunday, third of August, Wrath and Alt return to
Speaker 1: the Michael's home. The now twenty three year old and
Speaker 1: Elsa sits patiently on her bed before the two priests
Speaker 1: as Alt pulls a small black book from his case,
Speaker 1: then kneels down before her most glorious Prince of the
Speaker 1: Heavenly Armies, Saint Michael, the archangel, says Alt, and Alisa's
Speaker 1: eyes draw closed slowly. Her head begins to lull, while
Speaker 1: her body starts to twist. What begins as a moan
Speaker 1: grows steadily to a full on growl. Defenders in our
Speaker 1: battle against principalities and powers, continues Alt, Stop it's burning
Speaker 1: my arms, she cries. The priest continues, unmoved, against the
Speaker 1: rulers of this world of darkness, against the spirits of
Speaker 1: wickedness in the high places. Without warning, and Elisa flings forward,
Speaker 1: trying to knock the prayer book from Alt's grasp, but
Speaker 1: is restrained by her parents. Yejoseph and Anna father's alt
Speaker 1: and wrath have seen enough. While the family wait for
Speaker 1: the church to decide what to do next, Joseph and
Speaker 1: Anna struggled to keep the worst of it at bay
Speaker 1: with prayers and the Rosary, but nothing seems to work.
Speaker 1: One morning, Anna finds Anna Lisa in her bedroom, gasping
Speaker 1: for air as an invisible force appears to be shoving
Speaker 1: her face down against the floor, but any attempt to
Speaker 1: get her up or straighten her out results in a
Speaker 1: terrifying choking fit that Joseph can't bear to watch. As
Speaker 1: quickly as the fits begin, they can just as quickly stop,
Speaker 1: leaving Anna Lisa in bizarre catatonic states. When the hot
Speaker 1: summer days reach their peak, she tears at her clothes
Speaker 1: and runs naked through the house in a desperate attempt
Speaker 1: to cool down. At night, having moved moved into the attic,
Speaker 1: she can be heard running about the room accompanied by endless,
Speaker 1: blood curdling screams. One morning, Anna finds Anna Lisa staring
Speaker 1: at a spider as it makes its way across the floor.
Speaker 1: Before she has time to intervene, the young woman has
Speaker 1: put it in her mouth and swallowed it whole. Anna
Speaker 1: Lisa senses clouds of flies amassing around her, while strange,
Speaker 1: distorted creatures scuttle about in the shadows. All religious iconography
Speaker 1: is torn from the walls or smashed to pieces. On
Speaker 1: one especially difficult day with father Olt on holiday, Jesuit
Speaker 1: priest and exorcism specialist Father Rudovic is sent for He
Speaker 1: arrives to find Anna Lisa lying on the kitchen floor
Speaker 1: in a trance with small open wounds on her hands
Speaker 1: and feet that Anna claims appeared one morning without reason.
Speaker 1: After shepherding Ana Lisa to the sofa, Rodovic confirms to
Speaker 1: Anna and Joseph that a force of immense evil has
Speaker 1: possessed their daughter. Rodovic takes hold of Analisa's hands and
Speaker 1: in a clear, assertive voice, he asks, what is your name?
Speaker 1: Analisa's eyes roll back and her head lulls from side
Speaker 1: to side. I am Judas, she replies in a low,
Speaker 1: unfamiliar tone. Moments later, Annalisa opens her eyes and looks
Speaker 1: at Father Roderick, as if only seeing him then for
Speaker 1: the first time. When Father Rodovic makes his report, the
Speaker 1: church agrees unanimously to proceed with a full exorcism, sadly
Speaker 1: for Analisa. By then, Father Alt had moved to Edelburn,
Speaker 1: one hundred kilometers away, and was unable to commit fully
Speaker 1: to the task. Instead, it falls to the much respected
Speaker 1: Father Arnold Rents of the nearby Salvation Monastery to lead
Speaker 1: the ritual. Alt agrees to join him for the first day,
Speaker 1: and so it is that at four p m. On
Speaker 1: the twenty fourth of September nineteen seventy five, Fathers, Rents
Speaker 1: and Alt arrive at the Michael household to begin the
Speaker 1: blessed exorcism. Right of the rituale Romanum, Anna and Joseph
Speaker 1: have prepared a room upstairs at the back, in the
Speaker 1: hope that the sound of Analisa's screams will not be
Speaker 1: heard by the neighbours. Father's, Rents and Alt enter the
Speaker 1: room to find Annalisa waiting patiently for them on a
Speaker 1: wooden chair. Seated around her are her parents Anna and Joseph,
Speaker 1: and her sisters Barbara and Rosweather, and the ever dependable Peter,
Speaker 1: who has stuck with Anna Lisa through it all. Her
Speaker 1: neighbour Tea Heine and her husband complete the congregation. To
Speaker 1: the left is a makeshift altar laid with a clean
Speaker 1: white cloth, on which is placed a crucifix bearing a
Speaker 1: statue of Christ, along with framed pictures of the Virgin Mary,
Speaker 1: the Archangel Michael, and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The
Speaker 1: group watching anxious silence as Father Rents in his white
Speaker 1: and black robes, lays his briefcase on a side table
Speaker 1: and removes the purple stole before solemnly placing it around
Speaker 1: his shoulders. Next, he takes out a vial of holy
Speaker 1: water and relics of Pope Pious the Tenth and Saint Vincent.
Speaker 1: With great trepidation. RNs shares a look with Father Aldt
Speaker 1: before turning to Annalisa. Holding his Bible in one hand,
Speaker 1: RNs makes the sign of the Cross with the other,
Speaker 1: then takes the vial of holy water and flicks it
Speaker 1: lightly over the nervous congregation. When he comes to Annalisa,
Speaker 1: the touch of the water causes her to jerk and
Speaker 1: growl in pain. Rosswether's eyes widen in horror as Barbara
Speaker 1: squeezes her hand. After a brief pause, RNs drops down
Speaker 1: to his knees. Lord have mercy, Lord have mercy, they
Speaker 1: all murmur in reply. As Rence proceeds with the litany
Speaker 1: of the Saints, a strange moan escapes Annalissa's mouth as
Speaker 1: her body becomes more and more restless. Saint Luke, Saint
Speaker 1: Mark RNs continues. An Alisa thrusts forward, her legs kicking
Speaker 1: out violently. Her hind rushes towards her, and together with
Speaker 1: Peter and Joseph, they forced the young woman back down
Speaker 1: into her seat. She growls and flashes wildly in response
Speaker 1: as the three men struggle to hold her down, her
Speaker 1: teeth gnashing as she tries to bite their skin. I
Speaker 1: command you, continues RNT, unclean spirit, whoever you are, along
Speaker 1: with all your minions, now attacking this servant of God.
Speaker 1: Then a monstrous scream erupts from deep in Anna Lisa's throat.
Speaker 1: Stop with that shit, she shouts her mother. Anna gasps,
Speaker 1: struggling to hold back tears as all in the room
Speaker 1: stare in terrified amazement. Father Rents places his hand on
Speaker 1: Analisa's head as she continues to growl and squirm underneath him.
Speaker 1: They shall lay their hands upon the sick and all
Speaker 1: will be well with them another flick of holy water
Speaker 1: as Anna Lisa, howling again in pain. Put that shit away,
Speaker 1: she yells, Unable to keep her safely on the chair
Speaker 1: any longer. Peter and Joseph help Annalisa onto a small
Speaker 1: couch at the back of the room. Emboldened by Father
Speaker 1: Rentz's words, the congregation break into a gentle song. Annalisa
Speaker 1: cries out at the sound of every word, as if
Speaker 1: they are being carried to her on waves of fire.
Speaker 1: After sixteen hours of relentless battling, Father Rents brings the
Speaker 1: session to an end in a moment of lucidity, and
Speaker 1: Elisa implores him to continue, but Rents is wary of
Speaker 1: pushing too hard and insists they finish for the night,
Speaker 1: telling them all that a long road lies ahead. Over
Speaker 1: the next month, Father Rents and the others will gather
Speaker 1: eight times in that little room at the back of
Speaker 1: the house, occasionally breaking for tea and cake. During the
Speaker 1: more exhausting sessions. Sometimes Anne Elisa becomes so enraged they
Speaker 1: bind her hands and feet to protect her from herself.
Speaker 1: Those who attempt to restrain her complain of a great
Speaker 1: weight pushing down on them. Whenever they draw near. Often
Speaker 1: ann Elisa will return to her normal self, her mind
Speaker 1: sharp and clear, only to be seemingly taken over again
Speaker 1: by the dark spirits and their wretched voices. On the
Speaker 1: times that he can be there, Father Alt tests an
Speaker 1: Alisa by switching languages, questioning the voices in Dutch or Latin,
Speaker 1: but every time they seem to understand. During one session,
Speaker 1: she again develops the four wounds on each of her
Speaker 1: hands and feet, the marks of the stigmata, according to
Speaker 1: Father Rents. After weeks of interrogation, Analisa's tormentors seemingly reveal
Speaker 1: themselves as Nero, Cain, Lucifer, Hitler, and Judas, each of
Speaker 1: their names uttered from Annalissa's lips with the same guttural growl.
Speaker 1: One afternoon, Father Olt is telling the family about a
Speaker 1: disgraced priest by the name of Valentine Fleischmann who ran
Speaker 1: Alt's parish back in the sixteenth century. When Analisa lets
Speaker 1: out a terrible scream. They watch in horror as her
Speaker 1: body twitches and her face shifts into strained shapes, as
Speaker 1: if something were trying to come through her skin, and
Speaker 1: a sixth demon announces itself. It is Fleischmann, says the
Speaker 1: voice coming from Anna Lisa's lips. Father Old is astonished
Speaker 1: when the voice then later recounts how it had once
Speaker 1: killed a man and battered a woman, in details that
Speaker 1: could only have been gleaned from the archives of his
Speaker 1: Ethelburn Parish. In the days between sessions, and Elisa incredibly
Speaker 1: is able to study for her end of term exams.
Speaker 1: Other times, her mother finds her staring off into space
Speaker 1: while simultaneously kicking the underside of her bed until her
Speaker 1: feet split open and bleed. In October, and Elisa is
Speaker 1: sitting alone in her bedroom when another voice appears to her,
Speaker 1: one she has not heard before. It is soft, gentle,
Speaker 1: and loving. The voice announces itself as the Mother of God.
Speaker 1: It tells Anna Lisa to be brave, and that she
Speaker 1: must endure all this torment, to carry the burden of
Speaker 1: so much sin that has befallen the world. She need
Speaker 1: not fear, it says, she will be free soon. All
Speaker 1: the while, the sessions continue recorded by Father Rents on
Speaker 1: a reel to reel tape recorder. Some nights he plays
Speaker 1: the recordings back to Bishop Stangle as together they sit
Speaker 1: and wrapped in the dim light of his office, while
Speaker 1: the supposed voices of Satan's minions echo around the room.
Speaker 1: On the twenty ninth of October, the voices deliver an
Speaker 1: unexpected message they will leave on All Hallows Night, Saturday thirty.
Speaker 1: First gathering on that day in the small back room,
Speaker 1: an air of cautious optimism descends as the family take
Speaker 1: their places around the stricken Analsa. In the name of
Speaker 1: the Holy Trinity, in the name of the Father, the Son,
Speaker 1: and the Holy Ghost. I command you to go out,
Speaker 1: never to return, repeats Father Rents. A splash of holy
Speaker 1: water is followed by Analysa's agonizing screams, but the voices
Speaker 1: refuse to appear, until finally one of them gurgles up.
Speaker 1: Who are you, asks Father Rents? Are you? Fleischmann asks
Speaker 1: Father Alt yes, I go now. It rasps into hell,
Speaker 1: demands alt yes. Anne Elisa doubles over and wretches violently.
Speaker 1: Then a swift growl of Hail Mary, full of Grace
Speaker 1: is heard and the room falls completely silent. Father Rents
Speaker 1: is the first to break the silence. Fleischmann has gone.
Speaker 1: Now it is the turn of the others. Then, one
Speaker 1: by one, the supposed hitler Caine, and then Nero all
Speaker 1: seemingly take their leave from ann Alisa's body. The announcement
Speaker 1: from each voice is accompanied by horrific screams as they
Speaker 1: beg Father rents not to send them back to hell. Finally,
Speaker 1: it is only Lucifer left with a raspy hail Mary
Speaker 1: full of grace, It too, seemingly takes its leave from
Speaker 1: Analisa's body, sending an exhausted Annalsa collapsing back onto the sofa.
Speaker 1: A waning moon hangs outside the window in the dark
Speaker 1: autumn night. As a long forgotten silence returns to the
Speaker 1: Michel household. There are gasps and apprehensive murmurs as Ana
Speaker 1: Lisa begins to stir, coming round as if from a dream.
Speaker 1: Is it over? She asks meekly. It seems the Mother
Speaker 1: of God's apparent words have come true. The congregation weep
Speaker 1: with joy and break into song, the elated voices rising
Speaker 1: as a majestic euphoria floods the room, so much so
Speaker 1: that they don't hear it at first, the shallow gurgle
Speaker 1: snaking through the gentle choral melodies, turning into another horrified
Speaker 1: scream that brings the joyous hymn to an abrupt end.
Speaker 1: They turn in terror towards Annalisa, now sitting up again
Speaker 1: on the sofa with a strange smile playing on her lips.
Speaker 1: But I am not yet, out comes a coarse voice.
Speaker 1: A rare window of good health the following week enables
Speaker 1: Annalisa to return to Wurtzburg to take her theology exams.
Speaker 1: The next few months are spent traveling back and forth
Speaker 1: to Klingenburg as Father Rents continues unsuccessfully to coax a
Speaker 1: name from the demon, who refuses to be exercised. When
Speaker 1: Anealissa's friends ask where she's been, she offers only that
Speaker 1: an illness has kept her from her studies. As the
Speaker 1: year draws to a close, there's no let up from
Speaker 1: the unnamed voice that plagues her every waking hour and
Speaker 1: who spits and rages at the Rents whenever he comes near.
Speaker 1: In early nineteen seventy six, the voice finally reveals itself.
Speaker 1: I am Lucifer, it says, insisting that it never actually left.
Speaker 1: One evening in the dorm, Lucifer tells Anna Lisa to
Speaker 1: press her face to the floor. Do it until you
Speaker 1: can't breathe anymore, he says, Now strip naked and go
Speaker 1: to Anna's room and climb under her sheets. Anna Lisa
Speaker 1: screams as her body seems to undress itself until she
Speaker 1: is finally released. She puts her clothes back on and climbs,
Speaker 1: terrified and shaking, into bed, and there she shivers all
Speaker 1: through the night, begging for a piece that never comes.
Speaker 1: You've been listening to Unexplained Season seven, episode six, look
Speaker 1: Me in the Eye, Part two of three. The third
Speaker 1: and final part will be released next Friday, October sixth.
Speaker 1: This episode was written by Richard McLain Smith. Unexplained. The
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