Morning Cup of Murder

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The Curious Case of Woodlawn Jane Doe - September 12 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 12, 2020

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September 12th: Woodlawn Jane Doe Found (1976)

The science behind identifying a victim, while not perfect, is extremely interesting to learn about. On September 12th 1976 a woman’s body was found in Woodlawn, Maryland. And, though her identity remains a mystery, a break in the case came from a surprising, and interesting, microscopic detail.

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The Buried Bodies Case - September 11 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 11, 2020

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September 11th: Robert Garrow Killed (1978)

Sometimes, a killer’s legal proceedings are more infamous than his crimes. On September 11th 1978 a man was killed whose legal case became a key piece of information that all law students read about in their textbooks.

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An Unrequited Love - September 10 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 10, 2020

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September 10th: Jason Fairbanks Executed (1801)

Unrequited love can drive a person insane. On September 10th 1801 a man was executed after a woman mysteriously wound up dead. A woman who, depending on who you ask, did not return his affections.

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A Fatal Decision - September 9 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 09, 2020

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September 9th: Christopher Lee Simmons Kills (1993)

Some cases end up changing the way others are sentenced in the future. On September 9th 1993 a young boy made a fatal decision, thinkin his age would garner him sympathy. He had no idea how wrong he was.

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A Murder At Yale University - September 8 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 08, 2020

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September 8th: The Murder of Annie Le (2009)

College, Career, Marriage. These are all things many of us look forward to as young children. On September 8th 2009 a young student on the rise, with everything ahead of her, seemingly disappeared into thin air on her college campus. It would take a few days, and a lot of heartbreak, for everyone at Yale to figure out what happened to Annie Le.

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The Fight For What Is Right - September 7 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 07, 2020

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September 7th: Munir Said Thalib Killed (2004)

There are some very special people who make it their life's work to help others. The fight for the underdog and the ones that need it the most. And, unfortunately, these people aren’t always the most popular. Especially amongst those they are opposing. On September 7th 2004 one of Indonesia’s most famous human rights activists was killed while on a flight to Amsterdam and an intense investigation turned up a group who more than wanted this man dead.

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The Walk of Death - September 6 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 06, 2020

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September 6th: Howard Unruh Kills (1949)

Serving in the military leaves a lasting impact on a soldier’s life. Sometimes, it’s for the good, a life straightened out and made better with service. Sometimes it leaves men and women with lasting emotional damage and, in some cases, mental issues. On September 6th 1949 a well mannered, albeit withdrawn young man forever changed by the war went on a rampage referred to as the Walk of Death.

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A Series of Strange Motives - September 5 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 05, 2020

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September 5th: Paul Steven Haigh Born (1957)

We always want to know a criminal's motives for his or her crimes. Answering the big “Why” can help process the chain of events that often ends in someone’s life. On September 5th 1957 a man was born who’s ridiculous motives only made people angrier.

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Overwhelmed - September 4 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 04, 2020

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September 4th: Angelica Alvarez Pleaded Guilty (2007)

Being a mother can be overwhelming. There is no way to sugarcoat it. But, there is a line that most mothers will not cross no matter how overwhelming life seems. On September 4th 2007 a mother pleaded guilty to a crime she committed at the prospect of handling motherhood on her own.

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The Boston Strangler - September 3 2020 - Daily True Crime Sep 03, 2020

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September 3rd: Albert DeSalvo Born (1931)

Sometimes, even after a killer is sent to prison, people remain doubtful of their guilt. On September 3rd 1931 a man was born who would end up serving out the rest of his days in prison after admitting he was the Boston Strangler. A man who confessed to murders that many believe he didn’t commit.

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