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| The story started when Sam began to go to the newly formed Hambleden Valley Churches Youth Group (now Y-Front) in 2002. He soon found a raport with the other members and made some good friends. |
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| Biography |
| As we saw in the Biography part I, Sam has excelled in most areas. There was however no mention of how his struggle against the Lock Sam Up campaign came about. |
| He loved nothing more than taking road trips with his friends from the group, one particularly memorable one led them to the small village of Southend which then became a favourite. |
| But just then disaster struck. During one meeting of the youth group Sam noticed a very rare, deadly poisonous Mongolian swamp fly on Kate's face. He quickly acted to crush the insect but as a consequence caused nasel damage to Kate. Without any evidence to back up his claim Sam's actions seemed like an unprovoked attack. |
| This would have been incosequencial had it not been for a later attack on the same member of the group. Whilst sitting on the bridge in the village of Hambleden, Kate was pushed from behind by an unidentified attacker. Sam saw the event but didn't arrive in time rescue Kate. The police turned up and Sam found himself a victim of circumstances as he was bloodied from trying to pull kate free. When the police found out about his earlier 'attack' they immediately accused Sam of murder. Although there wasn't enough evidence for conviction the Chief Officer of Hambleden made it his campaign to blacken Sam's name and has been ever since. |
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