The Missing Hunnicutt

They looked exactly alike and were born minutes apart in the rural hill country of northern Georgia. Though identical twins, the Budd brothers developed in polar-opposite directions. One boy stayed home and eventually inherited the family farm. The other ran away to seek his fortune as a criminal, leaving behind only bad memories and a stolen painting he had hidden in the attic of the family home. Decades later, upon learning that the painting could be worth a fortune, the aged criminal returns to his boyhood home, hoping to cash in on his first crime. Was the difference between these two brothers the result of nurture, nature, or something else?