The Paul Murdaugh Former Friend Group
Patrick Wilson Interview: The 3rd Interview is Full of Bombshells. Buckle Up!
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Hampton, S.C., — In an exclusive interview with CC News Network, Patrick Wilson opened up to CC News Network for the first time to any news outlet about his legal troubles and his connection to the Stephen Smith case. During the early August, 2024 interview, Wilson discussed his interactions with law enforcement, his version of events surrounding Smith’s death, and his longstanding friendship with the Murdaugh family and many of the 2019 boat crash victims.
Stephen Smith’s 2013 Chevrolet Aveo
Stephen Smith‘s vehicle, a yellow 2013 Chevrolet Aveo, was found parked off Highway 601, approximately three miles from the scene. According to a 2015 SLED report obtained by local NBC affiliate WIS, the car’s gas tank door was open, with the gas cap hanging loose. While the Aveo’s battery was still operational, the vehicle would not start. Investigators indicated in the report that they believed Stephen had been walking home when the incident took place. His car was 3 miles from where his body was found, so whatever time he left his car, he would have ended up at the spot where he died about 1 hour and 15 minutes later.
An in-depth investigation into the 2013 Chevy Aveo was conducted by the CC News Network, and we discovered that the 2013 Chevy Aveo, Stephen’s car, was notoriously known to have issues with the camshaft position sensor, similar to crankshaft sensor problems. Many readers in the Chevy Aveo Forum site the 2013’s faulty camshaft position sensor that leads to several issues with the car’s performance.
What could happen to Stephen’s car if the camshaft position sensor was faulty in his 2013 Chevy Aveo?
- Engine Stalling:
The most common symptom of a failing camshaft sensor is the engine stalling or shutting off unexpectedly while driving. This happens because the engine isn’t receiving proper timing information. - Hard Starting or No Start:
A failing sensor can also cause issues with starting the car. The engine may crank but not start, or it might take multiple attempts to start due to incorrect timing signals being sent to the ECM (Engine Control Module).
Stephen’s twin sister mentioned that Stephen had called her weeks prior, asking for help with his car because it wouldn’t start. They initially thought it was a battery issue. However, with the Chevy Aveo’s well-known issues with the camshaft position sensor, the car stalling by the side of the road aligns exactly with what was happened to Stephen’s car. The police tried starting Stephen’s car and had no luck. No one checked the car for engine problems. If they had, they would have discovered the same thing CC News Network has, is that a failing camshaft sensor can make the engine of Stephen’s 2013 Chevy Aveo stall or shut off unexpectedly while driving. Which is exactly what we believe happened on that fateful night in July of 2015.
A frustrated 19-year-old might assume the problem was again a dead battery or that he had run out of gas. It’s unclear why Stephen would have opened the gas tank, but he may have done so to check for gas by looking, smelling, or listening for it. Another possibility is that he wanted to make it appear to a passing police car that the car had simply run out of gas.
Exclusive Bombshell from Patrick Wilson! Paul Murdaugh and Gloria Satterfield
Wilson also recounted his many days of drinking, fishing, and hunting with Paul Murdaugh. According to Wilson, Paul would often get quite drunk at parties and get into fights, sometimes even putting people in the hospital with the help of others. Paul would also drive while intoxicated and get into accidents with other vehicles. Connor Cook, a life long friend of Paul’s also stated that Paul would take on a different persona and get into a lot of fights. Cook recalls a fight Paul almost got into at Luther’s in Beaufort, the night of the infamous boat crash. Including Paul pushing his then girlfriend down while in the moving boat.
Wilson alleged, “Paul would just call his daddy and granddaddy, and they’d show up. If the police were there, his granddaddy would send them away. They knew all the cops, and they hunted on their property all the time. They’d pay off the person at the hospital or on the road. Then they’d tow his truck home, or Mr. Alex would drive it home for Paul.” This lines up with what Connor Cook said in his deposition concerning the boat crash and what Alex Murdaugh told Cook at the hospital the night of the boat crash, “That everything was going to be all right. I just needed to keep my mouth shut and tell them I didn’t know who was driving and that he’s got me,” Cook stated. Cook also stated he overheard Paul calling his Granddad. Cook stated, “Well, he told him that we had been in a boat wreck and whatever, and he went on to say I heard his granddad asked him who was driving and he told his granddad that I was.” The boys in the friend group knew how Paul got out of trouble.
Paul’s granddaddy was none other than Randolph Murdaugh III. He was a prominent figure in the legal community of South Carolina and served as the elected solicitor for the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit for over 20 years, a position his family had held for three generations.
When asked if this behavior bothered him, Wilson responded, “If I did something like that, I’d be in jail, so yeah, it bothered me that he’d get out of trouble all the time.”
One bombshell story from Wilson about Paul Murdaugh came when Wilson suddenly alleged in our interview, “You know Paul killed Gloria, right?”
I quickly responded, “I’m sorry, what?”
Wilson continued his allegation, “Paul killed Gloria, you know, Satterfield.” When asked how Wilson knew this, he responded, “He told me. Paul would get drunk and tell us all the time, even at parties, that he pushed her down the porch stairs. She said something that made Paul mad, so he pushed her off the stairs.”
“It was no accident like Mr. Alex said it was,” Wilson added. Listen to Wilson tell us this bombshell revelation.
These are allegations made by Patrick Wilson and have not yet been proven in court or established by law enforcement. But nonetheless, Patrick told us this as firsthand information he heard directly from Paul Murdaugh on several occasions.
Listen to the 911 tape of Gloria Satterfield’s fall in February 2018. Is Paul Frustrated or Concerned for Gloria?
The Incident: Gloria Satterfield fell down eight brick steps at the Murdaugh family home.
Injuries: She sustained severe head trauma, with bleeding from her head and left ear.
Hospitalization: Satterfield remained in the hospital for three weeks before passing away.
Satterfield’s Account: When asked by her doctor and hospital staff, Satterfield stated that she didn’t know how she fell.
Murdaugh’s Initial Claim: Alex Murdaugh originally claimed that Satterfield had tripped over the family’s dogs.
Maggie’s Account: Maggie Murdaugh said she had been sleeping at the time of the fall and woke up her son Paul to assist after discovering Satterfield.
Murdaugh’s Admission: Alex Murdaugh later confessed that he had lied about the circumstances surrounding Satterfield’s death.
If Gloria was coming to their home on her day off to collect a paycheck, as their housekeeper, wouldn’t she know the sleeping routines of the family? Wouldn’t she call beforehand to ensure someone was awake and have her check ready? From her home in Hampton, SC, it would have taken Gloria at least 20 minutes to drive out to Moselle, the Murdaugh’s residence. It seems unlikely that Gloria would show up unannounced just for a paycheck.
It also appears improbable that Maggie and Paul would have been asleep at 9 a.m., with all four hunting dogs loose outside. When Labradors and other hunting dogs are not house-bound or in a kennel, they tend to roam, hunt, and chase wildlife. The Murdaugh home had no fence to keep dogs enclosed. They did have a slew of dog kennels. However, those were 1,100 yards away from the home.
Why was Paul Murdaugh home on a Thursday night, February 1st, 2018, from USC in Columbia, SC, which is two hours away? Reports suggest Paul had been having academic difficulties at the University of South Carolina and had returned home to the Murdaugh estate intermittently. These challenges likely contributed to him spending more time at home around the time of Satterfield’s fall.
Is it possible that Gloria struck a nerve with Paul by asking why he was home from college, which might have made him mad and frustrated? Acting out of anger from his poor grades, Paul could have pushed Gloria. Patrick Wilson says he did, based on personal and firsthand conversations with Paul.
So, what if what Patrick Wilson is saying is true? That Paul Murdaugh pushed Gloria Satterfield off the top of the 8 steps at his home, and the truth behind her death had been intentionally misrepresented by Alex Murdaugh? Possibly to cover up for Paul once again.
If so, then it’s quite possible that both Nautilus Insurance and Lloyd’s Underwriters could potentially seek to recover the money they paid in the wrongful death settlement. Possibly bring Wilson in as a witness. These insurance companies agreed to the settlements based on the information they were provided, which stated that Satterfield’s death was accidental (allegedly caused by tripping over the family’s dogs). This aligns with what Wilson stated exclusively to CC News Network: when Paul got in trouble, he would call his daddy, Alex, who would “fix it.”
If it turns out that this was a fraudulent misrepresentation, as Wilson claims he heard Paul Murdaugh say directly, and if it involved intentional harm or a deliberate cover-up, both insurers could argue that the basis of their payouts was invalid.
Insurance settlements based on fraud or false information are typically subject to recoupment, meaning the insurers would likely initiate legal action to recover the funds.
Nautilus and Alex Murdaugh and the Dogs (again)
Nautilus Insurance contends that Alex Murdaugh fabricated the story about Gloria Satterfield tripping over the family’s dogs to fraudulently obtain insurance money. In court filings, Murdaugh finally admitted that the story he gave about her fall was false, specifically stating that “no dogs were involved” in the incident. This admission came as part of a lawsuit filed by Nautilus Insurance, which had paid out $4 million in a wrongful death settlement, believing her death was an accident. Nautilus now argues that Murdaugh’s actions were part of an elaborate scheme to defraud the insurance company. How will this new information of first hand information from Wilson play into the all these lawsuits?
We reached out to Epting Law who represents Nautilus Insurance for a comment, but they have not responded to our request.
Too Many Deaths for this Small Town
Without naming names or pointing fingers, you have to ask yourself: How can one family have so many deaths surrounding them? What is the thread or common person or persons that intertwines through all these deaths? Let’s break it down for you.
There are five deaths that have been linked, either directly or indirectly, to the Murdaugh family in some form or fashion:
- Stephen Smith (2015):
Stephen Smith’s mysterious death was originally classified as a hit-and-run, but questions have persisted about possible ties to the Murdaugh family. Rumors and allegations had surfaced in the SCHP MAIT Report that Buster Murdaugh, Alex Murdaugh’s older son, may have been involved, though no direct evidence has conclusively tied him to the case. Shawn Connelly and Patrick Wilson are reportedly persons of interest, and Smith’s death was reclassified as a homicide by SLED in 2021.We also interviewed a source close to the Stephen Smith investigation, who told us that they interviewed people who said they had allegedly heard Shawn Connelly tell others at a party that he hit Stephen Smith. We were not supplied the name(s) of those who allegedly said this, but the source confirmed it was told to them by multiple people. This was reported by witnesses to our source. We are not establishing this as fact. Merely, just what our source was told in an interview with their source that said they heard it from Connelly’s mouth. However, SLED has unofficially said they were “persons of interest” in the death of Smith from an article in FITSNews. - Gloria Satterfield (2018):
The longtime Murdaugh family housekeeper died after allegedly tripping over the family’s dogs and falling down the stairs at the Murdaugh home. Patrick Wilson alleges that Paul Murdaugh told him directly, on numerous occasions, that he (Paul) pushed Gloria down the stairs that eventually took her life. A wrongful death settlement was later awarded to Gloria’s family, but Alex Murdaugh and Corey Fleming, Wilson’s former attorney for the attempted murder charge, were both accused of misappropriating the Satterfield settlement funds. They both pled guilty to these crimes. - Mallory Beach (2019):
Mallory Beach died in a boating accident in which Paul Murdaugh or Connor Cook were both alleged to have been driving the boat while intoxicated. Paul was ultimately charged with several felonies related to the incident, though he was killed before standing trial. Mallory’s boyfriend, Anthony Cook, was also on the boat. Miley Altman, Connor Cook’s girlfriend at the time and cousin to Patrick Wilson, was also involved in the boat crash. Wilson states that Mallory grew up a 1/2 mile from his childhood home. It’s also been reported that Shawn Connelly was close to Mallory. Certainly Shawn Connelly and Anthony Cook are long time friends in the “friend group.” - Maggie Murdaugh (2021):
Alex Murdaugh’s wife, Maggie, was shot and killed alongside their son Paul at the family’s Moselle estate. Alex was later convicted of their murders in 2023. SLED agents on the stand at Alex Murdaugh’s trial, along with the defense, have said that two shooters were quite possible and a duck or bird shell was used in one shot that killed Paul. Even though no bird shot like that could be found anywhere on Moselle by SLED. They may want to look into who was friends with Paul that hunts a lot of duck. - Paul Murdaugh (2021):
Paul Murdaugh, the younger son of Alex and Maggie Murdaugh, was shot and killed alongside his mother in June 2021. Alex Murdaugh was later convicted of their murders, but questions remain about the circumstances of Paul’s death. During Alex’s trial, both SLED agents and the defense acknowledged the possibility of two shooters. This raises compelling questions: Why target Paul? Did he harm someone close to another seeking revenge? What did Paul know about the mysterious death of Stephen Smith? And who believed Paul might once again escape justice, as he had in the past? Paul’s track record of avoiding consequences is notable. According to Patrick Wilson, Paul was involved in more accidents than Wilson could count on his fingers and toes, yet evaded accountability each time. Wilson even alleged that Paul escaped punishment for pushing Gloria Satterfield down the steps at Moselle, an incident that ultimately led to her death. Wilson also highlighted his connections to the Murdaugh circle. His cousin, Miley Altman, was dating Connor Cook, who is a cousin of Anthony Cook, the boyfriend of Mallory Beach. Mallory tragically lost her life in the 2019 boat crash for which Paul was charged with Boating Under the Influence Resulting in Death.
Did Paul’s knowledge of Stephen Smith’s death or his perceived invincibility in the face of legal consequences make him a target? The threads of Paul’s life remain deeply intertwined with tragedy, suspicion, and unanswered questions.
Does killing Paul Murdaugh to shut him up for good about any knowledge he had about Stephen Smith, and pay for Mallory’s life seem like more of a motive to kill him, than his father doing it to get Jeannie Seckinger off his case for some missing money? If it does, who would benefit from it?
Anthony Cook said the night of the boat crash to Beaufort County Sheriff’s Deputy Steven Domino, that Murdaugh “needs to rot in fucking prison” and then tells Domino “he ain’t gettin in no fucking trouble.”
Then Murdaugh apparently smiled at Cook, setting him off. “You fucking smiling like it’s fuckin funny?” Cook screams. “My fucking girlfriend’s gone, bo! You think it’s fucking funny!” This lines up with what Wilson has stated, that he and the “friend group,” were tired of watching Paul Murdaugh continually get out of repeated trouble, as Wilson stated, “more times than I have fingers and toes.”
As we mentioned earlier in this story, the names that Wilson told us included a tight-knit group of friends and a relative: Paul Murdaugh, Shawn Connelly, Patrick Wilson, Anthony Cook, Connor Cook, and cousin Miley Altman. They were all friends with Mallory Beach, she Wilson’s former neighbor, Miley’s best friend and Anthony’s girlfriend. The only person left is Morgan Doughty, Paul’s girlfriend at the time of the boat crash.
Paul Murdaugh’s ‘Friend Group’: A mix of neighbors, hunters, fishermen, boyfriends, girlfriends, and even some relatives.
We now know through or exclusive interview with Patrick Wilson that Paul Murdaugh was also taking prescribed Adderall while drinking and using other drugs. Adderall can potentially cause swelling in the feet or ankles (a condition known as peripheral edema), although this is a less common side effect. When combined with alcohol, the risk of swelling may increase due to how both substances affect the body’s circulation and fluid retention. During Alex Murdaugh’s trial, Alex mentioned that his son Paul Murdaugh had issues with swollen feet.
Medically speaking, mixing Adderall with alcohol can mask the sedative effects of alcohol, making the person feel less intoxicated than they actually are. This often leads to excessive drinking, as Paul was well-known for, especially during the boat crash. The combination of the two substances can heighten the risk of impaired judgment, exacerbating poor decision-making and leading to risky behaviors like driving under the influence while boating, aggression, or engaging in other dangerous activities. All of these behaviors were well-documented in Paul Murdaugh, and confirmed to CC News Network by Patrick Wilson, who recounted that Paul would lash out, beat people up, or hit others while driving drunk. Paul’s daddy and granddaddy would always step in to get him out of whatever trouble he created—just as they did after the boat crash, Gloria Satterfield’s death, and numerous other incidents Wilson described to us.
With all the friends mentioned, we have a source who interviewed people in Hampton who have firsthand information that Shawn Connelly allegedly talking during a party, saying that he hit Stephen Smith, as well as Paul Murdaugh telling friends that he pushed Gloria Satterfield to her eventual death, also at parties. Can one assume that the entire friend group knew about these deaths and who was responsible based on alleged statements by these people?
The friend group supposedly cut ties with Paul shortly after the death of Mallory Beach, including Paul’s girlfriend, Morgan Doughty. Did Paul still carry the memory of what he may have heard regarding who killed Stephen Smith? While there is no direct evidence or legal documentation suggesting that Paul Murdaugh was offered a deal to reduce his charges in exchange for information about Stephen Smith’s death, it’s possible that such a scenario could have been considered if law enforcement believed Paul had crucial information related to the case. If Paul had knowledge of Stephen Smith’s death and was willing to cooperate, law enforcement could have leveraged that information as part of a negotiation or plea deal. Even if Paul didn’t, could Paul be trusted to remain silent about what he knew? Or did people think he would talk to once again, get out of trouble. Remember what Anthony said on police video the night of the crash? “Y’all know Alex Murdaugh? That’s his son…. Good luck,” Anthony Cook told police at the scene. It’s the same story that Patrick Wilson told me, and the same that Connor Cook said in his deposition, Paul Murdaugh gets out of any trouble he gets himself into. The only person from Paul’s friend group who has not commented on Paul Murdaugh getting out of trouble is Shawn Connelly.
Connor Cook, one of the six passengers aboard the Sea Hunt boat that crashed in 2019, killing Mallory Beach, stated in sworn testimony that he was afraid to tell police that Paul Murdaugh was driving the boat due to the Murdaugh family’s influence. According to court documents filed in Richland County, Cook expressed fear of the Murdaughs’ power, referencing other deaths linked to the family, including Stephen Smith and Gloria Satterfield. “Anything they get into, they get out of,” Cook said, adding that he had “Always been told that” about the Murdaughs. Including Paul’s many accidents with his truck while drinking, as stated by Wilson. According to Cook’s deposition testimony, he stated, ” I heard that he wrecked his truck a few times because of alcohol, but I never witnessed it with my own eyes.”
This lines up with what Patrick Wilson exclusively told us about Paul Murdaugh always getting out of trouble with the help of his daddy and granddaddy.
A photo of the Sea Hunt boat involved in the fatal crash that killed Mallory Beach on February 24, 2019, was released as part of the S.C. Attorney General’s Office
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) filed Cook’s deposition as evidence that he “Lied early and often” to investigators about who was driving the boat on February 24, 2019. According to the filing, Cook had refused to provide an official statement to SCDNR confirming that he knew Paul Murdaugh was driving the boat. Since Paul Murdaugh, who was shot to death in June 2021, was the only person charged in the crash, the response argued that Cook “suffered no damages” and requested the judge dismiss Cook’s petition against the SCDNR.
The petition that Connor Cook filed against the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) was part of a lawsuit in which Cook claimed that SCDNR investigators conspired to wrongfully shift the blame onto him for driving the boat during the 2019 crash that killed Mallory Beach.
In his deposition, Cook testified multiple times that Paul was indeed driving the boat. He also stated that Alex Murdaugh, Paul’s father and a prominent attorney, told him to “Keep my mouth shut and tell them I didn’t know who was driving, and that he’s got me.” Cook explained that he withheld further information from investigators because he “Was told not to.” At the hospital following the crash, Alex Murdaugh once again recommended Corey Fleming, an attorney, to represent Cook. Once again, this lines up perfectly with the Modus Operandi (MO) of the Murdaugh response team to Paul Murdaugh’s troubles. Paul gets in trouble. Paul calls Grandaddy and Daddy. Daddy refers them to Corey Fleming.
In a lawsuit that Connor Cook filed a lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh simply stating, that Alex Murdaugh and others were “orchestrating a campaign to have Connor Cook held criminally and civilly responsible for the boat accident.” Who did Alex suggest to Connor Cook to be his attorney? That’s right, Corey Fleming. Before paul was ever charged, which took months, the lawsuit states that, “Connor Cook and his family lived in fear and anticipation that Connor would be wrongly charged as the boat operator.”
So what did Connor Cook, Anthony Cook, Patrick and Shawn think about the possibility of Paul once again getting out of this? Not paying for Mallory’s death, and possibly exposing whomever killed Stephen Smith? We reached out to Anthony and Connor Cook, and Shawn Connely for comment and did not recieve a response. What we do know from police cam video, court records and this interview with Wilson, is that Anthony, Connor and Patrick all thought Paul may get out of it, like they had seen Paul do more times than Wilson had, “Fingers and toes,” as Wilson put it.
Also in his deposition, Connor Cook was asked whether he knew of any other incidents involving the Murdaugh family that caused him concern.
“There’s a couple of things that had happened in Hampton that I heard about,” Cook responded. He then shared rumors alleging that the Murdaughs were involved in two other deaths.
“Well, one was said that Paul had pushed his housemate down the stairs, and she died and nothing ever happened,” Cook stated.
This appears to reference the 2018 death of Gloria Satterfield, the 57-year-old who died from a reported “trip and fall” in Hampton County, South Carolina.
But Connor is part of the tightknit friend group. Was Connor only telling part of the story in his deposition? If we’re to believe Wilson in our exclusive interview, everyone in the friend group knew Paul pushed Gloria down the stairs, because Paul would get drunk and tell everyone, including he and the friend group. This is now two people from the friend group saying they heard that Paul pushed Gloria, and both were upset that Paul would “Get away” with everything he got into, including the boat crash. As Connor stated in his January 2020 deposition, he knew Paul (Murdaugh), his whole life, and that they were good friends. They hunted together, and drank together at Paul’s family compound, named Moselle. This same frustration was clear in Connor’s deposition when he found out Paul told his Granddad that he, (Connor or Cotton Top), was driving the boat. Connor’s response under oath was, “Me and Miley looked at each other and was shaking our heads.” Miley is the cousin to Patrick Wilson. The friend group knew what Paul was doing and what he and his family were capable of, getting Paul out of legal trouble.
Another Bombshell From Wilson, the Murdaugh Murders and Police Taking Money from Drug Dealers
Listen as Patrick Wilson discusses the Murdaugh family guns, and what his thoughts are on who may have killed Paul and Maggie. Wilson even describes a local policeman who Wilson says he personally saw take an envelope full of cash from a marijuana dealer in Hampton while Wilson was inside the house. The 4 minute clip can be heard right here. The name of the officer has been removed, as we have not been able to verify this with a second source. But you can hear how nonchalantly Wilson describes this, as well as so vividly.
Patrick Wilson’s accounts delve deeper into the intricacies of the Murdaugh family’s personal lives and the events surrounding them. He provides compelling insights, starting with Alex Murdaugh’s drug use and the impact it had on those around him. Patrick recounts disturbing instances of Alex hitting his son, Paul Murdaugh, and sheds light on the turbulent father-son relationship.
Wilson also discusses the numerous accidents he knew of involving Paul Murdaugh, portraying a young man whose reckless behavior was both troubling and tragic. From multiple car accidents to dangerous antics, Patrick’s stories highlight a pattern of behavior that raises questions about accountability within the Murdaugh family.
On a lighter note, Patrick touches on shared experiences, such as duck hunting trips at Moselle with Buster Murdaugh and other friends, offering a glimpse into the camaraderie and leisure activities the group enjoyed at the family estate.
The narrative takes a somber turn as Patrick reflects on his former neighbor, Mallory Beach, and the fatal boat crash that claimed her life. He recalls the profound impact the tragedy had on the community, intertwining the lives of those involved with his own experiences and underscoring the complex dynamics of the Murdaugh family saga.
Patrick’s recollections paint a vivid picture of the events and relationships surrounding the Murdaughs, offering a rare and intimate perspective on a family that has become the focus of national intrigue. Listen here.
This is the 3rd article in a four-part series diving deep into the investigation of Stephen Smith’s death and our exclusive interview with Patrick Wilson. Stay tuned to CC News Network for all updates on Stephen Smith as they become available. CC News network is committed to uncovering the truth behind this case—and we believe we have made significant progress in solving this and another high-profile case that directly ties into both the Smith investigation and the 2019 boat crash.
The final article will tie all this up for you:
- What really happened to Stephen Smith?
- Why was Paul Murdaugh really killed?
- Why Maggie Murdaugh?
- Will Alex Murdaugh get a new trial?
- What has become of the friend group?
At this time, no one has been charged in connection with the deaths of Stephen Smith or Gloria Satterfield. Alex Murdaugh has been found guilty by a jury of the murders of Paul and Maggie Murdaugh.
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