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Horizontal gray bar across shot.
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01:00:04 4.09 |
Early 1980s teen runaways, mass murderers, runaway hotline operator, etc. Reel begins
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01:00:08 8.64 |
CU Gentle waves rolling in along the shore.
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01:00:16 16.84 |
Unknown teen girl talking with unseen interviewer about being raped as a child, from the age of 6 through 12 (by her father)-.
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01:00:21 21.45 |
Beautiful fireball sunset over the ocean. Seagulls are heard.
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01:00:26 26.97 |
Unknown teenage boy sitting on steps talking with unseen interviewer about being beaten extremely hard by his dad, who goes "wild".
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01:00:40 40.18 |
Seagull in the sky flying over the ocean
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01:00:45 45.24 |
African American teen talking with unseen interviewer stating he doesn't want to think of the future because he doesn't have anything now, and he might get too upset.
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01:00:55 55.73 |
Host Robert MacNeil reporting from the streets of New York City talking into the camera about the topic of today's special report - Runaways, Teen Prostitution, What Government Can do to Help, Shelters for Runaways.
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01:01:53 113.35 |
Host MacNeil walking down Times Square explaining about how the majority of teen runaways live on the streets and most survive by prostituting themselves. He cuts to first segment about runaways and prostitution.
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01:02:15 135.04 |
WS nighttime - a deli on a dark street corner in NYC - 53rd Street and 3rd Avenue, a few people gathered outside, traffic going by.
MacNeil narrates unseen and introduces the story of street teen, Tony, who has agreed for cameras to film this scene on his corner where he conducts his solicitation. |
01:02:48 168.05 |
African American teen prostitute, Tony talking with unseen interviewer about going home with guys for a price and doing whatever they want - to make a living.
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01:03:34 214.13 |
Cut to Father Ritter from "Under 21" runaway shelter in New York City, testifying in Washington, DC in front of a Senate Committee on behalf of runaway kids who get involved in prostitution because they have few options. Ritter runs
TV cameras and packed audience. Ritter talking into mics states over 70% of teen runaways have been involved in prostitution and the few options they have. |
01:04:24 264.22 |
Back with Tony talking with unseen interviewer about how he doesn't like the idea of sleeping in the streets anymore, and that's why he hustles, to make money.
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01:04:40 280.61 |
WS nighttime - Deli sign with flashing neon sign on corner building of 53rd St and #rd Avenue in New York City, traffic going by, several people hanging out on sidewalk outside the deli.
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01:04:54 294.77 |
Father Ritter continuing testimony, talking into mic, giving statistics on teen prostitution.
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01:05:19 319.7 |
Cutaway to Tony talking compassionately about a 12 year old kid (runaway) who he invited to stay with him. Tony states that at night he thinks about what he will do everyday, day after day.
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01:05:59 359.79 |
Father Ritter talking about how so many of the teens will be raped, beaten, tortured and killed. He states that in the last nine months, 9 of the children from his Shelter have been killed, tortured, and/or committed suicide.
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01:06:24 384.89 |
Tony continuing discussion talking about how he knows a couple of kids who have been killed.
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01:07:04 424.65 |
Pan out from a freeway in Houston, Texas to ws of Houston skyline.
faded or foggy. MacNeil narrating unseen about a mass murder of mostly 27 runaway boys in Houston. |
01:07:11 430.98 |
Var b&w shots of digging up the many victims of mass murderer, Dean Corll who abducted, raped, tortured and murdered a minimum of 28 young men between 1970 and 1973.
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01:07:26 446.24 |
Var shots at another burial site of Corll's at the North Side of Sam Rayburn Lake in Texas. Authorities walking through the woods, digging at burial sites. Corll's accomplice, Wayne Henley, Jr., head in hands as camera flashes, talking about how he helped in the rape, murder and burial of the many victims.
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01:07:45 465.57 |
Tilt down, large black plastic crumpled up garbage bag on the ground, a shovel next to it.
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01:07:48 468.62 |
Grainy footage. Mass murder accomplice, Wayne Henley in handcuffs and with authorities at High Island, 60 miles east of Houston at a grassy beach area. Henley taking off his jumpsuit.
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01:07:54 474.01 |
Grainy footage of shovels digging up the bodies buried in the sand as MacNeil unseen narrates. Large group of people gathered on a hill, officers digging in the sand.
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01:08:16 496.6 |
CU father of victim, Jim Lawrence, as he cries and reads sad letter from his murdered son.
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01:08:44 524.46 |
Z'in on newspaper headline in Illinois about John Wayne Gacy, another mass murderer of 33 people.
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01:08:46 526.86 |
Grainy B&W footage, investigators, policemen at scene of crime carrying a dead body on a stretcher out of a home. Onlookers behind police barriers watching as body is loaded into ambulance.
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01:08:58 538.86 |
Pan red rotary dial desk phones. MacNeil, unseen, narrates about the 1973 newly established national runaway hotline
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01:09:06 546.84 |
Talking head woman talking to unseen interviewer about the advent of the runaway hotline. She discusses that after hearing about the discovery of the mass murders in Texas, parents of runaways from across the country were terrified about the possibility that one of the children might belong to them.
So they were calling anywhere in Houston ie coroner's office, police department, sheriff's dept., to find out if one of the bodies belonged to them. . |
01:09:30 570.46 |
Women using rolodex, writing, speaking on phone, answering hotline, dialing telephone, talking on phone and taking notes, dialing white rotary phone.
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01:11:44 704.48 |
Small sign on book shelf "Runaways Call Free" with Texas phone number. CU red rotary phone on desk with "U.S.A" taped onto it. Woman answering red rotary dial runaway hotline phone. CU woman talking on phone.
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01:13:17 797.59 |
Nighttime New York City police car driving away from curb. POV from inside moving police car, policeman driving by parked cars and shop windows.
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01:13:54 834.88 |
Dark footage, nighttime, Police Department City of New York sign.
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01:13:57 837.09 |
Int. Policeman at his desk talking with Black teenage girl in police department office.
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01:14:14 854.64 |
Int. police department. Man with beard sitting at desk lighting a cigarette. Hand dialing rotary phone on desk, talking on phone and taking notes.
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01:14:41 881.74 |
Police officer (in plain clothes) talking on the phone with parents of runaway African American teen girl.
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01:15:02 902.68 |
Newspaper clippings and photos on bulletin board (in police station). Man at desk pointing to the various clippings explains they are of runaway girls who have died or were mutilated.
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01:16:29 989.07 |
Host Robert MacNeil reporting outside from in front of the Port Authority in New York City - the port of entry for most runaways, but MacNeil points out the rise in runaway shelters in other cities across the nation.
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01:16:59 1019.52 |
Hands rolling out a map of the United States onto a wall. Time Lapse of years 1969 to 1975 going by and hands placing thumbtacks on the states showing the rise in runaway shelters across the states.
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01:17:47 1067.59 |
Aerial POV helicopter along the Gulf of Mexico coastline of Glaveston, Texas, waves rolling in, cars driving along coastal highway,
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01:17:54 1074.62 |
WS beautiful large antebellum style home in Galveston, shot through wrought iron fence beautiful home on large property, fancy pot with plants, architectural detail on roof of home.
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01:18:09 1089.46 |
Teens with fishing poles on pier. (Some unfocused blur).
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01:18:21 1100.97 |
Teen boy, Ronnie, sitting on steps talking to unseen interviewer about being beaten repeatedly by his father, "all his life". States he ran away because he couldn't take it anymore.
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01:18:47 1127.92 |
Ronnie's mom talking with unseen interviewer admits Ronnie's dad "got kind of rough sometimes" He used the belt "a little bit too hard". She also said her at times, "deserved it".
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Ronnie states he was ashamed to take a shower in the boys dressing room in Phys. Ed. because he doesn't want them to see the beating bruises. He states his father says he wouldn't have to work 2 jobs if it weren't for him and that his father almost killed him, he couldn't even sit down.
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01:19:35 1175.81 |
Mom denying there were ever any bruises on Ronnie. Mom telling story of Ronnie staying out all night, then lying about where he stayed.. Two sides to every story!
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Blank.
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Film leader count down.
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01:23:54 1434.37 |
Jumpy film - talking head middle aged woman.
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01:24:19 1459.2 |
Middle aged woman, June Gearsy (sp?), teen counselor, talking with teens on the beach. Teens jogging and roller skating on sidewalk along beach.
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01:24:42 1482.37 |
WS of a Runaway shelter, a large Victorian style house on a street corner in Galveston, Texas. Woman bringing African American teen girl to shelter.
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01:24:55 1495.2 |
Int runaway shelter, various teens seated around large dining room table having breakfast.
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01:25:08 1508.68 |
Teen boys carrying in grocery bags, teens in classroom learning to read, group counseling session
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01:25:43 1543.98 |
African American woman, a family therapist, speaking with teen girl and her mom about going home.
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01:29:19 1759.51 |
Large sign in front of house, "Youth Shelter of Galveston"
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01:29:23 1763.35 |
Man unlocking car door and girl in handcuffs getting out of car. Together they walk up steps to the Youth Shelter.
Int. woman counselor questioning girl, filling out admissions paperwork. |
01:31:05 1865.2 |
Family counseling session, Sergeant Rubio translating Spanish to
English as mom explaining the situation at home. |
01:31:44 1904.04 |
Talking head male, speaking with unseen interviewer in his office, He states problems are not able to be resolved ."..as long as there's poverty, as long as we have selfish human beings, and as long as we have people who don't rely on God..."
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01:32:10 1930.83 |
County of Galveston emblem hanging on wall.
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01:32:14 1934 |
WS courtroom. Judge Earl Llewellyn, at desk reading from paperwork.
CU on Llewellyn talking from his office to unseen interviewer about the crime in Galveston mostly committed by teenagers. He states they should spend money on a youth shelter, juvenile probation department and counseling programs. If not, then down the road they will be spending money on prosecuting these kids as matters continue to get worse. |
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Talking head woman from youth shelter talking with
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01:33:50 2030.47 |
WS rack of pool balls on pool table, ready for the first hit.
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01:33:54 2034.54 |
Teen boy with cigarette hanging from his mouth playing pool
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01:33:58 2038.25 |
Teen pool tournament. Young teen boys from Youth Shelter playing pool.
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01:34:36 2076.83 |
Fourteen year old teenage boy, David, sitting in outdoor patio swing chair talking casually to unseen interviewer about why he's at the Youth Shelter.
Talking head female, David's mom, telling unseen interviewer about some of the issues David has, such as talking back, problems in school and getting kicked out, minor stuff but enough to get thrown out. At home, lying, stealing and not getting along. |
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Boy (David) hugging his mom, getting into auto and driving away. David's mom trying to convince David he will have to accept changes at home, new people, a possible new man in the house and potential move to California.
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01:41:11 2471.01 |
David and his mom leaving the shelter. Narration by MacNeil give statistics on what happens to the kids when they're released from shelters.
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01:41:33 2493.83 |
Robert MacNeil, walking down the streets of Times Square and talking into camera about the 1974 Runaway Youth Act which attempted to stem the flow of runaways into crime and states the Act is now up for reappropriation. MacNeil cuts away to the Senate subcommittee public hearings.
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01:42:07 2527.91 |
A teen girl testifying in front of a Senate subcommittee.
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01:42:56 2576.66 |
Senator Birch Bayh, Chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on the Constitution and the architect of the Runaway Youth Act, talking about the Act and its benefits, and who it serves..
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01:43:04 2583.97 |
WS of Senate hearing room, a semi circular table with Senator Bayh shot from behind, facing rows of tables with onlookers.
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01:43:31 2611.39 |
Teen girl, speaking into mics, talking at the hearing about her experiences being a runaway and the 11 foster homes she's been in. She talks about the reasons why.
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01:44:22 2662.64 |
Talking head, Caroline Kroft, Director of Runaway Programs at HEW, talking with unseen interviewer about the issues and factors contributing to the atmosphere a young person has to cope with. She expresses that according to their data that the runaway problem remains constant, it's the home issue that has increased over the past few years, due to kids being pushed out or thrown out or mutually agreed to leave with their parents' blessings,.
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01:45:17 2717.9 |
Another female teen, Kitty, testifying at Senate hearing. Speaking into mics she describes being sexually and physically abused by both her adoptive parents starting at age 6 and neglected. She left home at the age of 13. She later talks candidly with an unseen interviewer about her adoptive father and the rapes several times a month. As a child and newly adopted there was nothing she could do about it. She tells a true horror story.
Shots going back and forth from court room to one on one with interviewer. |
01:48:16 2896.46 |
Back on the city streets with MacNeil he sums up the episode and hopes the pressures are eased through the runaway shelters across the country, but explains there are still too many runaways condemned to the streets.
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01:48:58 2938.87 |
Montage of the teen runaways from the program.
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01:49:30 2970.24 |
Reel ends - Early 1980's teen runaways, mass murderers, runaway shelters.
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