>> probably the walrus tusks. that he owned. he had three of those.e loved those. >> they were rare, each worth around $10,000. >> how would he find these things? >> i'm not really sure. they did go to flea markets and garage sales and things like that. any time i would ask him, you know, where did you get this, he would say, oh, in my travels. >> in 2013, jason murray became one of the family when he and jessica got engaged. he remembers the walrus tusks as well as all the other unusual items in the tyrell home. >> it was one of those things, so much stuff in that house yet it was immaculate. everything had a place. it was like an off beat museum. >> jessica and jason lived almost 300 miles away in oklahoma city. but jessica spoke with or texted her parents several times a day. but that all changed on may 1st. >> i had called my mom on my way to work, like i always do. and she didn't answer. so i thought, well, maybe she's in the bathroom, maybe she's outside. and i called back and i still did not reach her. >> by noon, jessica says she still couldn'

if you look closely, there is a walrus tusk carved in the shape of a walrus, with inlaid gold, and it was a gift from the inuit tribe in alaska to president wilson. this is before alaska was a state, when it was a territory. this is a statue that was a gift to the first lady from the city of rome. president wilson was the first american president to go to europe while in office. interestingly edith wilson was , the first american first lady to go to europe while in office, if you want to think of it that way. she had to answer a bunch of questions about how does the first lady conduct herself, how does she dress, all the formalities of being the wife of a head of state, and going to another country. when the wilson's visited italy, president wilson was in rome and given honorary citizenship by the city of rome. but edith was given this statue, the statue of romulus and remus, the mythical founders of rome. on it are the initials that stand for the senate and people of rome. it is a very touching gift, and also fits into the theme of that era, of the growing role of women in society. e

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