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I'm Will Johnson.

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This week on True Crime Chronicles.

92 is not that long ago, really, when you talk about cold cases.

You know, I told my wife, so what do you want to know about your mom or anything?

And I said, I want to know what she thought I was going to be,

what she hoped that would be, who she hoped that would be.

So he just says he has kind of flashes of memories.

Like, a tear flipped over, his mom under the sheet, the teddy bear.

He does say a few statements about big man.

And he motions that there was an argument in the home.

And so that was all the detectives had to go on.

She was a great friend, a hardworking mother.

And she deserves to be remembered the way she has been.

I think her friends have made sure that happened.

When Caleb McBreen was 12 or 13 years old.

He says he ran away from military school and ended up at a middle school in Jacksonville, Florida

to try to find a friend he could stay with.

I was hoping to, you know, find somewhere to stay.

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