The search for missing student Shane Montgomery has focused on the river and canal. Like other Smiley Face Killer victims who vanished after a late night mid-winter encounter with heavy-handed police, and/or bouncers, he too was instantly presumed to have "somehow" drowned:
Montgomery disappeared in Philadelphia over the Thanksgiving holiday immediately after an over-zealous bouncer unceremoniously ejected the youth from the bar he and his friends were celebrating at.
It is the same district that Carlesha Freeland-Gaither's violent street-abduction occurred last month. One which was captured and thus quickly solved via surveillance cameras positioned throughout the area, and, of course, with aid from the kidnapped woman's abandoned cell phone.
Yet, strangely enough, Montgomery's would-be rescuers claim those very same devices are of little help to them now. It seems, when a hunt involves a missing young man, "it's a real challenge looking for video from surveillance cameras." And, "Trying to determine from the missing person's cell phone where they were last using the phone," is also weirdly perplexing.
But at least these inordinately confounded authorities are "interviewing as many people as [they] can."
Classically, this approach too will no doubt prove futile, as stories quickly change and film footage of the event and the territory it took place in begins to rapidly deteriorate, ultimately to vanish just as Shane Montgomery did: without a trace.
One thing is for certain though, if indeed the *educated hunch* is correct that Montgomery is somewhere in the frigid canal or river, then his body won't refloat to the surface for a number of weeks and maybe even months. By which time his slowly decomposing corpse would have naturally created volumes and volumes of alcohol -- far in excess of what he consumed just prior to his death.
And, using that false BAC level, he'll thereafter officially be declared to have been "severely intoxicated" and to have "accidentally drowned" as a result.
Case closed. Again.
Story from 12/1/14 - see comment section for updates
NOTE: Body found in river on January 3rd 2015
believed by family to be Shane Montgomery's - read
SHANE MONTGOMERY "ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED"
(Feel free to add your own comments and
updates in either article's comment section.)
NOTE: Body found in river on January 3rd 2015
believed by family to be Shane Montgomery's - read
SHANE MONTGOMERY "ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED"
(Feel free to add your own comments and
updates in either article's comment section.)
SHANE MONTGOMERY UPDATE: In an unusual development the FBI has quickly joined the hunt for this missing male college student.
ReplyDeleteMontgomery's odd disappearance during a night of Thanksgiving reveling makes him one of hundreds of young men who have similarly disappeared in the past two decades, only to be found drowned in a nearby body of water previously scoured by would-be rescuers.
Shane Montgomery, 21, was wearing a gray button-down shirt, jeans and, ominously, the standard type of hooded sweatshirt so many other Smiley Face victims wore when they also vanished.
Anyone with information about him is asked to call 215-686-3353/3354. A reward is being raised for the young man's return, dead or alive, and, as of the date of today's report, has reached $25,000.
(This case is developing; please revisit the comment section for additional info and updates.)
Eponymous Rox
I live in about 20 minutes from Manayunk and I have probably been to that Kildare bar about 50 times in my life. It's a small community of college kids and recent college graduates , but the locals are dangerous and kinda ghetto type lower income, I have been drunk many times late at night staggering out of those bars and I was jumped before a bottle smashed over my head by a local I fought him off and I was fine but I'm also six foot three 265 lbs. As soon as I saw this on the Philadelphia news I thought of the smiley face killers
ReplyDeleteYou must be a sad and lonely individual! I was born and raised in the heart of Manayunk, I am a graduate of Villinova Law, as the former ADA of Philadelphia and now the owner of one of Philadelphia's leading law firms, (Look us up in Forbes) with offices in Manayunk! I live and love giving back to my lil' ghetto neighborhood! How dare you sir!!! As you quoted above, "It's a small community of college kids and recent college graduates but the locals are dangerous and kinda ghetto type lower income, I have been drunk many times late at night..." Where exactly are you from? Because if you do just a little research on my "Lower income, Ghetto neighborhood, you will see that it is one of the smallest communities in Pennsylvania with the 3rd largest upper-middle to upper-class income populous per square foot, only after Narberth and Paoli, with persons residing/owning their homes with and/or without children in my Ghetto neighborhood!!! Please tell me where you are from sir, then please go back to where you came from because us Yunkers don't wantcha here!!!
Deletehappened upon this site when reading some info about the missing Shane. This is one man expressing his opinion of the neighborhood. Don't come all undone. Wow, little tolerance here, but I won't judge everyone in your community by it.
DeleteMontgomery's case is emotionally-charged and the public discussion of it on this site reflects that. All discussions on Killing Killers are moderated though. However comments are almost never deleted, unless by the posters themselves, or if any contain spam.
Delete(Freedom of speech means feel free to speak freely, good folks.)
E.R.
Wow, way to give your statement credibility by generalizing us as dangerous and kinda ghetto type lower income. 500 of us were out searching for Shane & many of us are still volunteering on a daily basis. Have you personally contributed to the search efforts in any way? Hundreds of supposedly kinda ghetto type lower income types have. Blanket statements amount to prejudice.
ReplyDeleteNext time you decide to judge people, and call people low class, make sure you know how to form a sentence correctly. If you live 20 mins from Manayunk, why the hell aren't you down here helping? You clearly have enough time to go on this blog and talk shit. After re-reading your comment I'm assuming you are on here attempting to get your G.E.D.
ReplyDeleteI can guarantee you all of these so called "low-income ghetto types" have contributed way more then you have either financially or by volunteering in the safe return of Shane. You're trash!
A twenty something out on the town in Philadelphia on 'the biggest party night of the year' just doesn't vanish in thin air. Somebody must have saw him after he left the bar, even if it was just seeing him walk in a certain direction. The Smiley Face Killers theory seems outrageous but absolutely plausible. The connections are jarring. By and large all of the victims are male with a thin physique and have a clean cut look about them. The fact that the FBI became involved so quickly in the investigation leads me to believe the public does not have the full story. I have partied a fair bit in Manayunk, particularly at Kildare's during my early to mid 20's. Like the poster above, it's all fun and games in the establishment, but after 2am on the street, I quickly found myself (and others) retreating back to their house. Logistically speaking, Manayunk is open to transient access (rail system and right off 76). I am hoping for the best outcome.
ReplyDeleteAgain, You another must be as sad and lonely as the above individual! Read this and please do a little research on Manayunk and its "STREETS" before you judge them, or just go back to where you came from bumpkin!
DeleteI was born and raised in the heart of Manayunk, I am a graduate of Villinova Law, as the former ADA of Philadelphia and now the owner of one of Philadelphia's leading law firms, (Look us up in Forbes) with offices in Manayunk! I live and love giving back to my lil' ghetto neighborhood! How dare you sir!!! As you quoted above, "It's a small community of college kids and recent college graduates but the locals are dangerous and kinda ghetto type lower income, I have been drunk many times late at night..." Where exactly are you from? Because if you do just a little research on my "Lower income, Ghetto neighborhood, you will see that it is one of the smallest communities in Pennsylvania with the 3rd largest upper-middle to upper-class income populous per square foot, only after Narberth and Paoli, with persons residing/owning their homes with and/or without children in my Ghetto neighborhood!!! Please tell me where you are from sir, then please go back to where you came from because us Yunkers don't wantcha here!!!
Manayunk4Life - Despite your socioeconomic grandstanding, the mystery remains. BTW, point of clarification - are you advertising for your law firm or contributing to the solution of the mystery? Care to explain? Regardless of the demographics cited and your trumpeting of Manayunk's gentrification, some pockets of blight remain, poorly lit areas, etc. and any person with common sense would not venture into these areas in the middle of the night. The poster is correct, Manayunk is quite open to transient access - did you pickup on that? The perpetrator may have been from outside of Manayunk. Horrible crimes can occur in unlikely places. I would have thought, with you as a former ADA, that your legal eminence would preclude blind pride in one's community. Your supercilious rebuttal, and denial of criminal activity within Manayunk, takes attention away from the true mystery that's unfolding, and shows your complete lack of sociological jurisprudence. Please, save your boastful ramblings for your Facebook page or for whatever fly-by-night law firm for which you work.
DeleteAnonymous... you're right. I hate Pennsylvania and I'm looking to leave this awful state and area. Manayunk may have wonderful areas and most people might be nice, but with transient access from public transit anyone could have had access to Shane. Anyone could travel from anywhere and that's true everywhere. Even good areas sometimes have bad come into them from the outside. I hope Shane is found alive.
DeleteI thought about that drifter killer idea but I also thought he could have decided to go piss in the river because its dark there and slipped in by accident.
DeleteGuys don't bother walking to a river to pee when it's cold and dark outside. More likely he went to a back alley to pee and was abducted there.
DeleteIn NJ we lost Andrew Jarzyk under suspicious circumstances as well. I seem to think there was another guy too because I remember thinking, "again??"... and wondering what the heck was going on. http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/story/25402555/jarzyks-family-issues-statement-as-cause-of-death-is-pending
ReplyDeleteI was born and raised in Philadelphia less than 2 miles away from Kildares. I get the feeling something happened to Shane that most people wouldn't ever think of....like a serial killer. I just can't see it any other way? I am not into conspiracy theories but how else does a young man just vanish into thin air without someone abducting him? Sure he was probably drunk but I just don't see him saying, hmmm let me take swim in the Schuylkill on Thanksgiving Eve in 30 degree weather? His route home wouldn't involve him having to go near the river really. Maybe he was robbed? If it was violent they'd probably would of just left him in the street (Philadelphia we're talking about.) Anyway, what got me thinking serial killer even more was from reading comments on GMA site about a similar case in Ohio and just as another article on this site called “The Case of the Drowning Men” says:
ReplyDelete“But the brain is an efficient machine and though its focus may be directed to one particular matter it’s still constantly processing everything else on the periphery; sorting, analyzing and connecting all the data-bytes it comes across. Like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Like dots on a map.Scientists say one of the things the human brain is very quick to detect is a pattern. If so, that must be the reason why, when I glanced at the February article concerning yet another youth who had wandered away from his buddies and whose corpse was found shortly thereafter floating in the Mississippi, I blurted aloud, “What, not again,” and clicked on the news link.”
I found myself feeling very similar to that author when I saw the Ohio case, thinking “wait, what?? This has happened before??” Also, Kildares is very close to Interstate 76. I remember watching a crime show where a woman was murdered in her home and they would of never found the killer because he was a tractor trailer driver in town for 1 night. The only reason they figured out who killed the woman was because when he was finally caught states away, the DNA all matched.
Of course, it could be pure coincidence that young men separate from all their friend and then disappear after a night out and end up in a river but I just get the feeling it isn’t. Any thoughts/feelings?? (Note: Yes, I know my grammar is off.)
It's very simple: If the last person to interact with Shane that night was, unfortunately, a bar bouncer, then that bar bouncer was the last person Shane interacted with ...
DeleteThe reward in his missing persons case has dramatically risen to $50,000. Should be enough to loosen a few lips.
E.R.
I also saw more data - there's a question of whether he went right or left (towards home) when he left the bar. Typically he would walk along Shurs Lane and it would take him 35 mins to walk home - something he has done multiple times before. Also his last text (to his cuz) 1:15 am; his last phone call (to a friend) 1:28; and last ping (which probably doesn't mean much) 2:38. I'm sure they've talked to "the friend" to find out any details. Sounds like he wasn't quite ready to end the party for the night? And if turning right vs. left, he may not be in the water. Getting in a car opens it up a multitude of possibilities.
DeleteAlso the bar bouncer who was said to have talked with Shane - that was supposedly checked into further, and the guy happened to be talking to someone else other than Shane (based on video). Although that would've been the last person to talk to him as he left the bar. The text/call mentioned above also happened before he left the bar.
DeleteNormally, I always go with the simplest explanation when forming a hypothesis about a mystery/phenomenon. If suicide and the bouncer theory are ruled out then based on the limited information authorities have released and just the feelings/intuition I have towards the case (being Roxborough born and raised resident with Facebook friends who are closely related to the case, have partied in the same manners, and probably unknowingly the same circles as Shane) I just feel like a serial killer is totally plausible. Maybe not the Smiley Face Killer, but a serial killer. $65,000 reward, someone would of squealed by now.
ReplyDeletewhat was the bouncer theory? what about the bouncer talking to this 2nd person? hmmm...
ReplyDeleteSHANE MONTGOMERY UPDATE: Sources say a recent and "credible" tip has brought more police onboard in the search for this missing college student. Based on the new info, the additional officers have been assigned to re-probe a river canal near the bar that Montgomery was ejected from the night he mysteriously vanished.
ReplyDeleteThat bar's management now insists "there was no disturbance" the night the missing youth abruptly left the premises, although it was originally confirmed he'd been forced to leave soon after accidentally colliding with DJ equipment. They also newly claim there is "no surveillance tape" of the event.
Whilst that film footage predictably does its own disappearing act and eyewitness accounts become drastically modified, a river search intensifies. And today Montgomery's loved ones have increased the reward in his case to an astonishing $65,000.
E.R.
I am a journalist following this case. There is now a video of Shane "stumbling" across a canal bridge that connects to a parking lot. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20141211_Police_marine_unit_renews_Schuylkill_search_for_Shane_Montgomery.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info -- has anyone but LE actually seen this video and positively IDd that the subject in it is really Shane Montgomery...?
Delete(I can't find that. Plus the kid's bar tab doesn't seem high enough for him to be drunkenly "stumbling" to anywhere, let alone tumbling into a river or canal.)
E.R.
His family and friends say this was not the first stop of the night out. This was their third bar. Main Street has many bars. They were bar hopping prior to getting to Kildare's. They think Kildare's is saying $17 tab because they are afraid of liqueur license violations. A crowded night before Thanksgiving. Biggest bar night of the year behind New Years. I can't believe nobody saw anything. That street was crawling with kids. There is a Boycott Kildare's FB page. LE tight lipped? IDK. Why no show the video footage?
ReplyDeleteSHANE MONTGOMERY UPDATE: An underwater recovery team found Shane Montgomery's keys in (or on the banks of) the Schuylkill River yesterday. The area had been searched before and, apart from this personal item, there is still no sign of the young man who has been missing nearly a month already.
ReplyDeleteInvestigators say they are pursuing a theory that Montgomery is dead in the canal or river, although they haven't elaborated on the reason for such a hunch. If correct, however, and considering the fairly mild December weather's influence on water temperature and, thereby, the rate of decomposition, his body should be re-surfacing soon.
Typically a waterlogged corpse will 'refloat' near to where the victim originally drowned or was dumped. Shortly thereafter it may be carried along on the currents for hundreds of feet and even miles, incurring additional injuries in the journey, usually to the face and hands.
(This story is still developing; please check the comment section for further updates.)
E.R.
Been following this story and I agree that it fits into this theory.
ReplyDeleteI also think you should consider these unsolved "accidental drowning" cases as fitting as well -
http://someoneismissing.com/maryland/nicholas-gochnour.htm
http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2012/05/tompkins_county_man_found_dead.html
http://www.michellesigona.com/2010/05/police-confirm-remains-found-are-missing-fenwick-man/
There are just too many unsolved drowning cases to not be connected...Particularly here in the US.
Number of theories come to mind...For example:
Sexual slave trade of young, athletic men is one possibility - a sexual slavery ring. They are then disposed of - after being targeted in bars where most young men attending university are drinking or intoxicated. Been happening to young women for decades - targeted, abducted, sold repeatedly for sex to make large profits quickly within a short period of time...then after they are no longer useful, they are murdered and promptly discarded. (Should I even bother to mention Mexico?)
This particular ring may be making profits on young, athletic, Caucasian men and then disposing of the bodies in water to ensure that no traces of forensic evidence can be found. The longer the body is in the water, the less evidence to utilize. Cold water in particular slows the decomposition rate of a body and therefore it takes longer for the deceased to produce the gasses that will eventually make it float to the surface.
There are so many cases with similar details - and narrowing it down, it is highly likely that many of them DO fall under other circumstances: suicide, accidental drowning due to a inebriated fall into freezing cold water, and well...body disposal after a homicide.
As for myself, the cases here that really stand out to me as being related - and committed by either a single serial killer - or possibly a crime ring of some sort - are likely many of the same similarities that detectives and yourself have pointed out:
They are physically attractive, college-aged white males.
They are targeted after a night at a drinking establishment - always centrally located near a city or town with these things in common -
1) a lot of universities and colleges nearby - (or tourist destinations?)
2) large bodies of water near the vicinity
3) zones where there is a winter season and icy waters - (and college is out-of-session in the summer, yes?)
I live in MD and am haunted by both of the Ocean City-area deaths. Particularly Greg Forte's. Open door, keys in the ignition. It's winter, snowing. He just wandered off, alone, into the water? Doesn't make any sense.
DeleteThis is becoming all too common. College guys getting kicked out if bars and then found later in rivers! Coincidence? Here is a recent case from AZ - http://archive.azcentral.com/community/tempe/articles/20121219tempe-body-found-missing-asu-student-jack-culolias-confirmed-brk.html
ReplyDeleteIt happened again: Paul Kochu, age 22, was last seen at his South Side #PITTSBURGH, #PENNSYLVANIA #PA residence around 1:30 a.m. on December 16th, 2014. Kochu spent the night at the bar watching Monday Night Football with his roommates. Around midnight, Kochu went back to his apartment in after cutting his hand on a water glass. His two roommates returned home to help him, then left to grab food at a local McDonald's. When they returned, Kochu had vanished. His cell phone, wallet and keys were also gone, but his car was still parked outside.
ReplyDeleteKochu is 6'1" tall, 185 lbs., has brown hair and blue eyes. New surveillance video police released shows Kochu staggering past the Giant Eagle on Wharton Street around 2:46 a.m. on Dec. 16. His family believes he may have suffered a head injury sometime after cutting himself. He is seen heading inbound toward the Tenth Street Bridge in the video and is holding a white object on his right hand that is believed to be a tissue or paper towel. Kochu appeared to be wearing a dark colored jacket and dark sweatpants.
Kochu's family is offering a $20,000 reward for info leading to his location. Anyone with information, please contact Pittsburgh Police at 911 or (412) 323-7141.
They just pulled a body out of the Schuylkill.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the info -- it is within the expected refloat range and therefore is very likely Shane.
DeleteThese patterned disappearances and drownings are only mysterious because the parties responsible in each case are guilty of evidence tampering and witness intimidation.
NOBODY GOES FOR A SWIM IN COLD WEATHER, WHETHER DRUNK OR SOBER.
Rip, Shane Montgomery. (Rest peacefully now too, Nick Wilcox.)
E.R.
This all has me freaked out. I have a brother in law finishing his last year at Shippensburg and he fits all the characteristics. I want to warn him but I'm afraid he will think I'm crazy
ReplyDeleteYes, please warn him to be cautious in public places: If he is between the ages of 17 to 30 (on average); if he is Caucasian or African American or Hispanic or Asian or ... whatever ... if he is upper class or working class ... if he is educated or uneducated ... if he is drunk or sober ... he is at risk. Why? Because he's in the 'suspect class' and therefore targeted by police and their bouncer cohorts for excessive-force and brutality.
DeletePeriod.
E.R.
I've been following these cases and stories for over a year, and this may sound a bit crazed but I wonder about the possibility of hypnosis being involved. It could explain why most of these young men are suddenly compelled to go to the nearest body of water, why they are staggering, and why they are all behaving out of character from themselves. I haven't seen it mentioned in any of the forums, so I thought I'd finally toss it out here. This is all so strange and awful.
ReplyDeleteI agree- there is something going on with these men. Some of them have reported by phone that were in another area completely than where their cell phones were later traced at the time. It's possible they were given the drug Scopolomine.
DeletePLEASE READ - SAME STORY, SAME VICTIM TYPE - SAME AREA TYPE, AGE, SCENARIO.....This happened in my home town back in December 2007 - http://footprintsattheriversedge.blogspot.com/2007/12/122207-josh-szostak-21-albany-ny.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading and for commenting today -- Josh Szostak's bizarre disappearance and drowning in Albany NY (his body was actually found in an adjacent county many miles away and many months later) is one of the cases I feature in THE CASE OF THE DROWNING MEN.
DeleteAre there any new developments to report?
E.R.
Shane, rest in peace. Shane's friends and family, I'm sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteThought your "Tips for Eluding the Smiley Face Killers" was outstanding. Should be required reading for all college students - both male and female.
Common sense - often in short supply when and likely your friends are already drunk - could likely prevent many of these tragedies.
On the other hand, our minds wander, searching for some other explanation why.
Is there a religious angle here? Were these guys altar boys / active in their local church? Any connection to video games? That is, somebody making a "game" out of this?
Heartbreaking. And strange.
SmileyFaceMurders.org
DeleteI believe that in God's world on earth there is a place for the good and evil as also witches,warlocks and demons to roam the earth,as also when Hitler killed millions of people and now Isis and China and in some parts of Africa and Russia and around other parts of the World the killing of people and of their own race will go on until God Army of Angels Arrive on his Earth to do battle soon and God said this to me in a vision that he was sending his Angels down to Earth and no person will know the time or day when they will Arrive not even I will know,until they are here by a Surprise in the Night !!!
DeleteThis upsets me.... while some people get angry about the possibility of a group of people killing these young men, it doesn't make sense to me that he would go to the river and suffer some sort of "accident" especially since he was a local. He knew the area. ... this is the ruling of the ME: Uncle: Medical examiner rules death of Shane Montgomery was accidental
ReplyDeleteRead more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/20150105_Medical_examiner__Results_of_autopsy_on_remains_of_Shane_Montgomery_not_yet_released.html#4frlgJXCR0RH6YhU.99 (from rnbwmbm)
Don't jump the gun.. So far, yes, they've said its accidental. However, wait 'til tomorrow. They'll have the official COD on the death certificate. I met that fella once, the day he got his tattoo, but we're not on the east coast anymore to help search. I'm glad they found him, but I hope that they don't give up the investigation.
ReplyDeletePaul Kochu Missing: Pa case similar to Shanes.
ReplyDeleteToxicology test is key in cases like these
DeleteNope. Due to length of time the victim was decomposing, and those contaminates seeping from one organ to another during putrefaction, a toxicology test is NOT key anymore. (Read medical experts' analysis of the issue via this site's menu tab titled 'Blood Alcohol Content: Corpses')
DeleteAccordingly, the most accurate results for Montgomery might still be had from tests on his vitreous fluid, since the eye is an enclosed organ and thereby the last one to undergo contamination from adjacent systems already in decay.
Dead or alive, the eyes are windows, in many many ways.
E.R.
Thank you for your input however if the eyes are missing then what?
DeleteIn addition are you aware of a man by the name of Ray?
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DeleteRay from the bar?
ReplyDeleteActually my team member mentioned Ray after I read her this blog she's good she's a person I'm happy to have on my team .
DeleteAlso stated sfk are female with one male on their team and he is Mexican
DeleteThe horns on some of the smiley faces represents bra straps
DeleteWhat she stated makes sense each female group has male leader and the white vans used also makes sense also the fact that the men are drugged to subdue what kind of man group has to drug to subdue they are strong and if you research Universities each one has their secret little societies now the missing Cali 5 men she stated for organs
DeleteI heard of white vans being in the area....even back in 2010...
DeleteI keep revisiting your site, as I found you during the Shane Montgomery case, hoping solely because of your line of work, that somehow by magic, you came up with the answers - or in some way, were able to convince the rest of the world that "the drowning men" are real and absolutely require further and focused investigation. :( (rnbwmnbm)
ReplyDeleteAnyone mention Smileys Cafe in Manayunk on the water a few blocks from the bar he left...possibly even closer to where the body was recovered (I'm not sure exactly where he was found)...creepy
ReplyDeleteThere have been several young men who have disappeared in the Pittsburgh Area over the past few years. As you know, Pittsburgh is referred to as the "Three Rivers". One young man was actually found drowned not far from the Point. The numerous other young men have all been assumed drowned. Worth looking into.
ReplyDeletePaul Kochu still missing from Pittsburgh. Disappeared very close to river. Out of curiousity searched for any place with "Smile" in name nearby and found the Smiling Moose only few blocks away. Unfortunately, think just matter of time before body surfaces in river. Probably hasn't yet because of frigid temps.
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ReplyDeleteI think of Paul , from time to to , and I try to be in a happy spirit because such a nice nurse like Paul is in God Heaven and our angel would want us that really Love and care about him to be happy and walk in God Grace , and always know Christ shall come again in this world of hate,evil and sin .
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