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Another street in Haddonfield. . . but down a cross street a familiar sight-- a park and an open long strip under power lines. . . very much like off Riverside Blvd in Sacramento. At the end of this the power lines continue on in an open field. It is unchanged since 1978. Left a long levy road to Lateral No. 1, a long manmade canal-- another staple in the EARs MO. I crossed it and looked back. This is the way he came. There was also the slough crossing. It was an easy way in and out, but the police would have been limited to Palmilla and another road, if a neighbor should call. The EAR was very calculating.

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