Wayne Wiser describes how a piece of barbedwire became lodged in his heart in a farming accident. Photo by Brian Davies/The Register-Guard [Chelsea Deffenbacher/The Register-Guard]

Wayne Wiser describes how a piece of barbedwire became lodged in his heart in a farming accident. Photo by Brian Davies/The Register-Guard [Chelsea Deffenbacher/The Register-Guard]

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Wayne Wiser: "They found a piece of barbed wire embedded in the backside of my heart."

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A clip from South Eugene Theater's "Radio Noir," now streaming at <a href="http://www.southeugenetheater.org/box-office.html">www.southeugenetheater.org.</a>&nbsp;

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Wayne Wiser: "They found a piece of barbed wire embedded in the backside of my heart."

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