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Police get new lead in 18-year-old homicide
Cold case detectives have uncovered a new lead and created a lifelike photograph in the 18-year-old mystery involving the District’s only female murder victim who has yet to be identified, D.C.... Full story
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It started as a radio program discussion about a taboo subject: child molestation among members of the insular world of Orthodox Jews. Since he broached the subject on his radio show this summer,... Full story
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