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"Saturday morning my life was ruined" Jan 11, 2022

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25-year-old Thomas Rolfes was gunned down in New Orleans more than five years ago. In December, investigators announced an arrest in the case that shocked the community. WWL-TV Reporter Paul Murphy has been following the case from the beginning.

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"They didn't really have much to go on" Jan 10, 2022

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In Gaston County, N.C., investigators have announced an update related to a cold case from 1979. Briana Harper has been covering the case for WCNC in Charlotte.

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"We really need to get him off the streets" Jan 07, 2022

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The Governor of Colorado has reduced the sentence for a truck driver convicted of manslaughter following a fatal crash in 2019, and the hunt for a man charged in connection with his wife’s murder in Texas comes to an end in Florida.

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"He was found so far from his car" Jan 06, 2022

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The night before Thanksgiving in 2016, high school senior Thomas Brown went missing near Canadian, Texas. His body was found two years later, but multiple investigations have not been able to determine how he died. Reporter Niccole Caan has been covering the story for KENS 5 in San Antonio, Texas.

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"Whoever did this is a monster" Jan 05, 2022

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The family of a Kentucky woman found brutally murdered in 2019 in South Carolina is still hoping for answers. WCNC Reporter Indira Eskieva tells us about the murder of Melissa Whitis.

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"They just know that Billy has disappeared" Jan 04, 2022

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For nearly 40 years, the family of Billy Lewis did not know what happened to him. Late last year, they found out he had been a victim of a serial killer known as "The Interstate Killer." WTHR Reporter Emily Longnecker has been covering the story.

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"How dare you take my sister from me" Jan 03, 2022

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Amanda Jones was 8 1/2 months pregnant when she was last seen 16 years ago. But just as the investigation was gaining momentum, a prime person of interest recently died. KSDK Crime Reporter Christine Byers tells us about the case.

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"Five hundred envelopes fell out of the wall" Dec 23, 2021

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In December, a plumber called in to a Houston radio show saying he discovered $600,000 in cash and checks while doing repair work at Lakewood Church, a megachurch founded by Joel Osteen. Investigators now say the discovery is tied to a 2014 theft. KHOU 11 Reporter Ugochi Iloka shares the story.

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"It's scary for a lot of women especially" Dec 22, 2021

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AirTags are meant to help you find missing items, but some people are using them to track others without their knowledge. WXIA Reporter Kristin Crowley tells us what she's learned about the devices.

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"Another step in the case" Dec 21, 2021

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On Feb. 13, 2017, 13-year-old Abigail Williams and 14-year-old Liberty German were killed while hiking on a nature trail in Delphi, Indiana. Nearly five years later, an update from Indiana State Police is bringing renewed hope to the victims' families and the Delphi community. WTHR Reporter Emily Longnecker shares the latest.

If you have any information about the case, police ask that you please send tips to Abbyandlibbytip@cacoshrf.com. More information can be found at www.wthr.com.

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