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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special is super sized. We're talking about the Cardiff Giant case. A mixture of showmanship and legal drama, the story began in October 1869, when workers who were digging a well on a farm in Cardiff, New York. The farm belonged to William Stubb Newell unearthed a 10 foot tall, 3,000 pound figure of a petrified man."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special is super sized. We're talking about the Cardiff Giant case. A mixture of showmanship and legal drama, the story began in October 1869, when workers who were digging a well on a farm in Cardiff, New York. The farm belonged to William Stubb Newell unearthed a 10 foot tall, 3,000 pound figure of a petrified man."
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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special is super sized. We're talking about the Cardiff Giant case. A mixture of showmanship and legal drama, the story began in October 1869, when workers who were digging a well on a farm in Cardiff, New York. The farm belonged to William Stubb Newell unearthed a 10 foot tall, 3,000 pound figure of a petrified man."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special is super sized. We're talking about the Cardiff Giant case. A mixture of showmanship and legal drama, the story began in October 1869, when workers who were digging a well on a farm in Cardiff, New York. The farm belonged to William Stubb Newell unearthed a 10 foot tall, 3,000 pound figure of a petrified man."