. >> it said something to the effect that tommy and raymond highers are in prison for life. every time i hear "miss you" by the stones, i think of those guys. >> did you know those two guys? >> no, i didn't know them. >> which by all rights should have been the end of it. but something in that post tripped a wire, deep in the crater of kevin's memory. the name, highers, he'd heard it before. he was sure of it. in connection with a murder case way back in the late eighties. and that memory lit up another one. clear as day. the indelible memory of a bizarre story a college roommate told him one night in '93, or so. he could hardly believe it then. but now when he saw mary's post? no, it couldn't be. were those old stories somehow connected? maybe mary could tell him. >> i sent back to her, they wouldn't happen to be in prison for killing old man bob? and she got back and said, "yes, they are in prison for killing old man bob." >> old man bob was robert karey, our well-known loan shark, drug dealer. murdered in the back of his easter trite home in 1987. kevin was already on the

raymond's retrieve info from short term memory, which could be a key to understanding birds intelligence. lessons this to his team, but it's an important system as it forms the foundation of degrees of higher cognition and its characteristics make it attractive to study its capacity is limited and we can't recall endless numbers of things and it's fragile. info gets lost when we're distracted from a lawn. this gives us a chance to see how it performs compared to other species. and this is how good is a crow compared to a monkey? for example, home life, how much can they recall if you, how flexibly can they work with these kinds of subjects? again, dba. in this experiment a cro is learning that only the tube on the right will help it raise the water level in the middle and bring the food closer when it throws in stones on the left and nothing happens. i the amazing thing. it's learning from experience alone and even employing tools that points to complex thought patterns are besides, ravens, owls and parents are also of interest to brain researchers, even pigeons, weight pigeons of course says bio psychologist, own or grinned june. one of the world's foremost pigeon researchers. he also wor

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