The Daily Crime

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"This is a rough one" Feb 08, 2022

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An Indianapolis man has been sentenced to 55 years behind bars for the murder of his friend in 2018. Dwight Shotts shot and killed Tony Cline in April 2018, then left his body in a bathtub for a week. WTHR Reporter Rich Nye tells us about the case.

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"Something has to happen" Feb 07, 2022

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Six years. No answers. A Jacksonville family is begging for justice following the killing of 22-year-old Jerry Brown. FirstCoastNews Reporter Leah Shields has been looking back at the case.

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"We've been in the dark since she died" Feb 04, 2022

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It’s been 20 years since 7-year-old Danielle van Dam was abducted from her home in San Diego and murdered. We take a look at how the case still impacts the community today. And in Connecticut, two detectives have been put on leave for their handling of two separate death investigations in December.

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"I've never seen anything like this happen" Feb 03, 2022

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A California community is mourning the loss of Stockton Fire Department Captain Vidal "Max" Fortuna who was shot and killed Monday morning while responding to a dumpster fire. KXTV Reporter Van Tieu tells us about the case.

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"Something happened with the shotgun" Feb 02, 2022

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In 2016, Bianca and Larry Rudolph left the country to go on a hunting trip together. Only Larry would return alive, and now, he stands accused of murder. KPNX Reporter Bianca Buono shares the story.

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"The doctor never saw them" Feb 01, 2022

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For decades, Dr. Bruce Coffey ran a clinic in Oneida, Tenn., which the DEA has called the primary drug supplier for drug trafficking organizations in multiple surrounding counties. WBIR Reporter Cole Sullivan has been following the investigation for years.

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"This is a ruthless, savage execution" Jan 31, 2022

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A man accused of killing a Harris County constable in Texas during a traffic stop last week was taken into custody days later. KHOU Reporter Grace White tells us about the suspected killer, a fugitive on the run for 25 years.

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"There was evidence the whole time" Jan 28, 2022

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Evidence in the West Memphis Three case that was thought to have been destroyed has turned back up, and in Washington, a man has been sentenced in the poisoning death of his wife.

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"They feel let down by the system" Jan 27, 2022

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The death of a 23-year-old woman in Connecticut has her family and the community asking questions. Fox61 Reporter Gaby Molina tells us about the case and the controversy.

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"She had to start over" Jan 26, 2022

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WHAS11 Reporter Paula Vasan shares the story of Johnetta Carr, one of 23 people in Kentucky exonerated due to wrongful convictions.

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