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What Is The Murder Of Nancy Depriest's Pizza Hut?

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One early morning in Austin Texas, October 24, 1988, a worker named Nancy DePriest had been working by herself inside of a Pizza Hut where she was raped, tied up and shot in the head as part of a robbery. The police began to investigate the employees of the restaurant under the theory a master key may have been used to get inside. A few days later, roommates Christopher Ochoa and Richard Danziger were eating and celebrating at a Pizza Hut. Thinking that this behavior was strange, a waitress had informed the police and the 22 and 18-year-old men became the prime suspects.
The police questioned Ochoa and Danziger separately and while they both denied having anything to do with the murder of DePriest, they also seemed to know particular details
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