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"They claimed that Steinhardt had a 36 page confession that contained names, but nobody seems to know where that went, so the jury decided there was no coercion. Who were they going to point to? It was a suicide and the widow was out a lot of money, just like her husband's victims were. Please come back for more lunchtime crime. We definitely don't have all the answers here at the lunch counter, but we serve up some intriguing questions, and some of them date back decades."
"They claimed that Steinhardt had a 36 page confession that contained names, but nobody seems to know where that went, so the jury decided there was no coercion. Who were they going to point to? It was a suicide and the widow was out a lot of money, just like her husband's victims were. Please come back for more lunchtime crime. We definitely don't have all the answers here at the lunch counter, but we serve up some intriguing questions, and some of them date back decades."
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"They claimed that Steinhardt had a 36 page confession that contained names, but nobody seems to know where that went, so the jury decided there was no coercion. Who were they going to point to? It was a suicide and the widow was out a lot of money, just like her husband's victims were. Please come back for more lunchtime crime. We definitely don't have all the answers here at the lunch counter, but we serve up some intriguing questions, and some of them date back decades."
"They claimed that Steinhardt had a 36 page confession that contained names, but nobody seems to know where that went, so the jury decided there was no coercion. Who were they going to point to? It was a suicide and the widow was out a lot of money, just like her husband's victims were. Please come back for more lunchtime crime. We definitely don't have all the answers here at the lunch counter, but we serve up some intriguing questions, and some of them date back decades."