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In this audio recording, you are taken back to April 1999 in South Padre Island, Texas. The audio begins with the unmistakable sound of a TV humming in the background. The TV's low, steady drone provides a constant backdrop, with its chatter and flickers becoming an almost comforting presence. Suddenly, the unique sound of wind begins to intermingle with the TV noise. It's not just any wind, but one that howls, carrying with it the power and wildness of nature. It whistles and moans, creating a haunting yet mesmerizing melody that seems to sweep across the barren landscapes, invoking the imagery of wide expanses of open land typical to Texas. The howling wind grows in intensity, rushing against the window, its near-constant pressure making the window creak and groan in response. The wind's relentless force is palpable, its gusts creating an eerie symphony with the TV's monotonous hum. This audio recording
