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Now, dispatchers didn't provide that, of course, but instead they sent police straight to Great Wolf Lodge, and when they arrived at Harrison's room, they say that she had a few superficial cuts and scrapes on her, but was otherwise unhurt.

WFMZ-TV was at a news conference held by Pennsylvania authorities.

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Officers arrived at the scene and they assessed the situation, and they found, uh, two deceased victims, uh, in that room.

They were too much like slot machines in your local convenience stores.

A lot of these convenience store operators invested in these things, and they were told, "No, you gotta take, you gotta remove these, or we, the state of Pennsylvania, the Commonwealth of PA, will remove them for you." And so let's take you to, and this is our, uh, friends at WFMZ, one of the few independent TV stations in America, quite frankly.

Um, in the Lehigh Valley.

And they're t- they're really showing the, the human side of this, what business owners are enduring.

Because these 70,000 skill games actively in use in PA, they must be removed from all business and businesses and stores.

State police now are ordered, following orders, to go in and remove them for you if you have not removed it yourself per the law.

So here is WFMZ-TV.

[machine running] This is the moment the machine leaves, through the dining room, out the door, and into the truck.

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Lee's mom, Charlene, remembers Lee fondly and has not given up hope that she will finally receive answers.

In 2020, she spoke to WFMZ News saying, quote, He loved everybody.

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