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ExhibitPlus Friars-Point-two-men-on-ben Friars Point MS: Frank James Reddick, on right, explained that he had been shot three times in the head and four times in the chest back 31 years ago. He said he

Friars-Point-two-men-on-ben Friars Point MS: Frank James Reddick, on right, explained that he had been shot three times in the head and four times in the chest back 31 years ago. He said he

Friars Point MS: Frank James Reddick, on right, explained that he had been shot three times in the head and four times in the chest back 31 years ago. He said he "just ain't been right ever since". Otis Giles, in background, confirmed his analysis. This bench in front of Hirsberg's Store was where Robert Johnson was singing and playing the only time Muddy Waters heard him.