Gruesome Details Emerge in Colorado Murder Case
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Patrick Frazee is charged with killing his ex-fiancée — and according to preliminary testimony, his girlfriend helped dispose of her body
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L.A. Police Ordered to Unseal Details of Shootings, Misconduct
Posted in: Culture NewsA judge ruled that a new law will open up LAPD records — event if those records were created before the law went into effect on January 1st
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Dee Dee and Gypsy Rose Blanchard Subjects of New Hulu Show
Posted in: Culture NewsThe Act dramatizes the tragic story of a girl who was forced to feign illness by her mother, until her daughter snapped and had her killed
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Steven Avery’s Lawyer Accuses Wisconsin AG’s Office of Destroying Evidence
Posted in: Culture FeaturesKathleen Zellner says bone fragments that could have exonerated her client were given to Teresa Halbach's family in 2011 — and claims that the prosecution has been lying about it ever since
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FBI Releases Serial Killer’s Sketches to Identify Victims
Posted in: Culture NewsConvicted murderer Samuel Little's pictures are strikingly vivid — and, according to authorities, they're accurate representations of women he has killed
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More States Raising Smoking Age to 21
Posted in: Culture NewsSo far, six states — California, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Oregon, Hawaii and Maine — and many more localities have raised sale age of tobacco products
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Would Jill Abramson’s Plagiarism Argument Pass Muster at Harvard?
Posted in: Culture NewsThe former 'New York Times' executive editor has been accused of plagiarizing in her new book on journalism ethics — she calls what she did an "error," but not ethically wrong
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New Podcast Explores Black Dahlia Murder
Posted in: Culture News'Root of Evil' dives into the story of George Hodel, a primary suspect in Elizabeth Short’s 1947 unsolved murder — and it's told by his great-granddaughters
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A Brief History of Catch and Kill
Posted in: Culture FeaturesJeff Bezos called it extortion — but what's behind the arrangement that some publishers use to keep stories hidden?
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Congress Taking First Step to Get Weed Companies Bank Accounts
Posted in: Culture NewsSince marijuana is federally illegal, banks haven't been able to work with cannabis companies — but a law that could change that is hitting committee this month
