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hen Cassie Coburn moved to London, she never thought she'd be involved in a quadruple homicide. After a car accident ended her medical career before it even started, Cassie moved to London on a whim, expecting to see the sights and live the typical tourist backpacker lifestyle. Instead she finds herself accompanying a French private detective, Violet Despuis, as they attempt to find out who poisoned four people in the middle of London. Cassie's life soon includes this crazy detective, an ancient landlady with a curious past, a mischeivous orange cat who likes going for walks on a leash, and a super hot pathologist that Cassie is sure is out of her league. And they haven't even found the murderer yet... The Cassie Coburn mysteries
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The case of Mrs. Thurman went cold immediately. The cold case unit of Harris County, Texas decided to reopen her case a few years ago. It was a great idea to reopen the case because it helped investigators to the capture the killer. The investigators found a matching DNA collection that was collected at the time the crime was

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“Once they learned there that was never tested for DNA, including a liquor bottle containing human skin cells and rope found at the crime scene, they visited Adnan Syed in the prison. This quote proves that Christina did not look into DNA evidence. Adnan should be granted post conviction because his past attorney didn’t test potential evidence that could support Syed. Ronald Lee Moore, who was released from prison 10 days before Lee vanished in January 1999, could have been responsible for her death. This quote shows that there could have been other suspects to blame besides Mr. S, who was a strong suspect.

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Annotated Bibliography Bane, Vickie. “20-Year Murder Mystery Who Killed JonBenet Ramsey?” (Cover Story).” People, vol. 86, no. 8, Aug. 2016, pp. 42–47.

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On November 30, 1984, a 13-year old girl named Candace Derksen went missing on her way home from her school. After a massive search for Candace which spanned almost two months, her frozen body was found on January 17, 1985, tied up in a storage shed. After over 20 years of the case remaining unsolved, police charged Mark Edward Grant, a career criminal and sex offender, with the murder of Candace Derksen on May 16, 2007. Police were able to make the arrest based on previously untested DNA evidence discovered at the shed where Candace was found, which they claimed pointed to Grant. (The Canadian Press) Grant was convicted of second-degree murder by a jury on February 18, 2011.

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In Penny’s rape case, they had another suspects name but didn't look into it. Now there are enough scientific ways to figure this

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Criminal Minds AP Language and Composition Period 3 Ms.Burke 14 March 2016 As with any other murder case that comes to surface, conspiracies will be right around the corner. No matter what the unknown truth may be, or the amount of witnesses and DNA that is available, the twisted theories will rise and grow, just as the case does. Taking a look at the murder case of Teresa Halbach, with number one suspect, Steven Avery you see a tumble of theories jolting together. Breaking it down to only one hard piece of evidence- the blood vial found in the sealed box.

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The Unsolved Murder of Caylee Anthony In the year of 2008, there were 1,494 child homicides in the United States. Of those killed, 1,035 were male and 452 were female. The sad part is that at least a half of those children, their families never seeked justice. In other words, the killer of these kids were either not found or the murder could have been found not guilty with in a court. That is the case with Caylee Marie Anthony.

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A case study of Phryne Fisher from “Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries” as shown on the Australian Broadcasting Company. Phryne Fisher is a private citizen who returns to Australia from travelling around the world to ensure that her sister’s murderer is not released from prison. Her broad world-view from her travels and intuition gives her insight into helping the local constabulary in solving murders in 1920’s Melbourne. Miss Fisher is an example of a “Private Citizen” crime fighter combined with aspects of a “Private Investigator.”

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For months police looked nonstop to any clues that would lead them to find Jonbenet's murderer. Unfortunately, 21 years later, the case was never solved and justice was never brought to Jonbenet

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“There are currently more than 200,000 cold case murders in the United States alone, a number which rises by around 6,000 each year” (“Uncovered: Unsolved Murders By State”). Roland T. Owen’s case is tragically one of the 200,000 mysteries that have yet to be undone. His story began when he was a young man who was spending the night at the President Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri. While fulfilling his stay, his behavior was viewed as odd by a maid and bellboys, but nothing went wrong until a few days later. This was when Owen was found at the death’s door and was sought out by a hotel employee.

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Valeen Schnurr was also in the Columbine Library on the day of the shooting. After the story of Cassie’s martyrdom became widely publicized, detectives and FBI agents discovered the truth. Witnesses Emily Wyant and Bree Pasquale witnessed Eric Harris shoot Cassie. They knew the truth behind her death, but the story had already reached millions. Emily Wyant and Cassie Bernall were under the same table, facing each other.

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I and my fellow officers at JMPD(James Madison Police Department) were instructed to investigate the murder of Allen Ripley. From scouring the various articles of evidence and witness testimony we are of the firm belief that we have found the perpetrators. Mr. Ripley’s wife Autumn Ripley worked together with his business partner Matthew Piper and murdered Mr. Ripley on the night of July 10th, 2020, at approximately 11:00 P.M. We are sure of this from Witness statements, administered lie detector tests, and testimonies.

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Detective Jasmine Steele has an obsession with death trying to connect the dots believing that somehow every case that comes across her path is connected to Officer Garrison. It doesn’t matter he is dead since she is sure there is more. In her basement a wall stands as she strings the lines to connect the dots determined to solve the death of her brother and all who may be involved in shooting her. Her girlfriend, friend and therapist Frankie is afraid she’s losing her again determined to hang on to raise Jazz’s brother’s son Chase hoping for children of their own and their future. Jazz has more than an obsession as revenge plays on her mind.

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In January 2016, the FBI and local police department began to investigate a property belonging to the family of Justin Wagers, a registered sex offender, who police believe may have been involved in Lauren’s disappearance. The house, located in the 2900 block of Old Morgantown Road in Martinsville, Indiana, was searched by officers with cadaver dogs. The dogs got a “hit” on the site, which caused a team of forensic investigators to dig up parts of the property in search of evidence related to Lauren’s disappearance, but no definitive evidence was

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It’s not long before the detectives begin to find more bodies, each one

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