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"Was it a family member? I'd like to think there would be so much forensic evidence related to this crime that they could solve it now. But the press of the day more or less dismissed her as a drunken skid row whore. And that leads me to wonder how hard the police worked the case and how well they secured the evidence. I'm also really baffled about why they never published the photo of the child."
"Was it a family member? I'd like to think there would be so much forensic evidence related to this crime that they could solve it now. But the press of the day more or less dismissed her as a drunken skid row whore. And that leads me to wonder how hard the police worked the case and how well they secured the evidence. I'm also really baffled about why they never published the photo of the child."
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"Was it a family member? I'd like to think there would be so much forensic evidence related to this crime that they could solve it now. But the press of the day more or less dismissed her as a drunken skid row whore. And that leads me to wonder how hard the police worked the case and how well they secured the evidence. I'm also really baffled about why they never published the photo of the child."
"Was it a family member? I'd like to think there would be so much forensic evidence related to this crime that they could solve it now. But the press of the day more or less dismissed her as a drunken skid row whore. And that leads me to wonder how hard the police worked the case and how well they secured the evidence. I'm also really baffled about why they never published the photo of the child."