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George Denbrough

George Denbrough is recorded in 2 distinct storys.

11/22/63 explicitly recalls six-year-old George Denbrough losing his arm and life at the Witcham/Jackson drain, matching It.

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11/22/63

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The first of the victims—this was last year, before I came—they found him at the intersection of Witcham and Jackson with his arm ripped clean off. Denbrough was his name, George Denbrough. Poor little tyke.” He gave me a meaningful look. “And he was found right next to one of those sewer drains.

11/22/63 explicitly recalls six-year-old George Denbrough losing his arm and life at the Witcham/Jackson drain, matching It.

11/22/63 ↗By Stephen King

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Their buckles made a jolly jingling as George Denbrough ran toward his strange death. And the feeling which filled him at that moment was clear and simple love for his brother Bill . . . love and a touch of regret that Bill couldn’t be here to see this and be a part of it.

11/22/63 explicitly recalls six-year-old George Denbrough losing his arm and life at the Witcham/Jackson drain, matching It.

It ↗By Stephen King