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"One of the nicest guys on the team" Apr 06, 2021

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After a 47-year-old man was shot and killed in Phoenix late last year, police announced the arrest of Michael Richardson, a familiar name to sports fans in the state. KPNX reporter Niala Charles shares what happened.

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"There was no contrition, no sorrow" Apr 05, 2021

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A former Navy man shows no signs of remorse as he's sentenced in the killing of his young wife. KFMB reporter Richard Allyn tells about the case of Elizabeth Sullivan.

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"He's still waiting for her to come home" Apr 02, 2021

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Kimberly Moreau was last seen getting into a Trans-Am in May 1986. Her father is still waiting for someone to say something about what happened that night. News Center Maine's Chris Costa has the story for us.

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"I can't tell these strangers what she meant to me" Apr 01, 2021

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A man charged in the murder of a young woman in Florida learns his sentence and hears from the family of the victim. Kailey Tracy at First Coast News tells us about Savannah Gold.

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"She had gotten increasingly fearful" Mar 31, 2021

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In July 2017, a fire burned the fire chief's house to the ground in Lacombe, Louisiana. And that's just the beginning of this story. WWL-TV anchor and reporter Katie Moore tells us about the case and her new podcast for VAULT Studios launching March 31, 2021.

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"This was the 1500th execution" Mar 30, 2021

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Twenty five years ago this week, 24-year-old Donovan Parks was killed in Milledgeville, Georgia. One of the men convicted of his murder would become the 1,500th person executed by lethal injection in the United States. Journalist Jeremy Campbell served as a media witness to the execution.

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"She's been counting the days" Mar 29, 2021

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This past December brought with it Breasia Terrell's 11th birthday, but her family was not able to celebrate with her. It's now been more than eight months since Breasia was last seen. Luke Cleary has been covering the story for WQAD in Davenport, Iowa, since the day she went missing.

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"The couple isn't necessarily the outdoors type" Mar 26, 2021

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A couple is on the run after a workplace shooting in North Carolina. WCNC's Brandon Goldner tells us about the manhunt for Tangela and Eric Parker.

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"But it bends toward justice" Mar 25, 2021

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Ninety years ago today, on March 25th, 1931, nine Black teenagers were falsely accused of raping two white women on a train near Scottsboro, Ala. They soon became known as the Scottsboro Boys. John Miller, Assistant Director and Associate Professor at the University of Alabama's New College, shares their story and talks about working to obtain posthumous pardons for three of the Scottsboro defendants in recent years.

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"He heard someone scream" Mar 24, 2021

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On March 24, 2013, Aliza Sherman was supposed to meet her attorney in downtown Cleveland. But after driving to his office and parking nearby, she never made it inside the building. WKYC reporter Sara Shookman shares the story.

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