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North Carolina's priceless copy of the Bill of Rights is kept out of sight in a secure underground vault, and for good reason: It was once stolen, hidden away for more than 100 years, then recovered in a spectacular FBI raid. In this extended episode, host Jeremy Markovich gets the inside story of how it all went down, directly from the people who were there.
- View an online scan of North Carolina's copy of the Bill of Rights here.
- Also in the vault: the Carolina Charter of 1663.
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- "Not Those Kind of People" by Bombadil
- Additional music: Blue Dot Sessions
Special Thanks: North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, Joe Torsella and the Pennsylvania Treasurer's Office
2005 press conference audio provided by WRAL-TV
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2005 press conference audio provided by WRAL-TV
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