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I exist as Fransisco Pizzaro. I was with Ponce de Leon in the 1400’s. I was with him when he killed almost all of the 500+ indians. He also had second degree murder. I witnessed almost all of the murdering.

We were trying to find the fountain of youth when we came across natives that wouldn’t help him find it. So he thought since they wouldn’t help us find it, he killed them. But then after killing more and more innocent people, he found the fountain of youth.

After he found the fountain of youth, he decided that he just wanted progressively kill people. He killed 500+ innocents indians. Owing to the fact that he is charged with second degree murder. He killed innocents and many people who wouldn’t help him find the fountain of youth.

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