Lost and Found: The Moth Radio Hour

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  This is the Moth Radio Hour.

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  I'm Sarah Austin-Jeaness.

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  In this episode, lost and found stories, heirlooms lost,

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  old ways of life gone, and what is found in their stead.

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  Our curatorial producer, Suzanne Rust, found out about our first storyteller, Ross Jessup,

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  through an article in a local Missoula, Montana newspaper, and she reached out.

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  Ross later told us, I thought it was a scam, and so did my lieutenant.

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  I told my wife about it, and she said, the moth?

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  It's not a scam.

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  Call them.

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  I listen all the time.

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  So we begin this episode, Lost in the Woods of Lolo National Forest in Missoula,

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  Montana, with Ross Jessup, a cop, 10 years into the police force.

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  He came to New York to tell his story outside in Greenwood Cemetery,

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  so you may hear the occasional airplane.

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  We partner with the Greenwood Historic Fund.

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  And just a note, this story involves a crime and there is some intensity.

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  Here's Ross Jessup live at the Moth.

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  It's July 7th, scorching hot 95 degrees.

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  I'm in a Dodge Durango driving on a dusty road.

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