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FBI Asks for Public’s Help in Decade-Old Murder of 13-Year-Old Girl

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Alexandra Anaya was 13 years old when she was found dismembered in the Little Calumet River in Indiana in 2005.

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FBI Arrests Man Wanted Since 1977 for Fatally shooting Immigration Official

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William Claybourne Taylor had been on the run since 1977, when he was accused of fatally shooting a former immigration official in Florida.

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FBI Returns Charles Darwin Letter to Museum After Theft in 1970s

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A handwritten letter by Charles Darwin was stolen from the Smithsonian Institution Archives about four decades ago, frustrating investigators and historians.

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FBI No Longer Investigating Case of Infamous Hijacker D.B. Cooper

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The head-scratching mystery of D.B. Cooper may never be solved.

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Suspected Mobster Arrested Over Boston Club Owner’s 1993 Death

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A suspected Rhode Island mobster who is accusing of interfering in a federal probe of a 1993 murder has been arrested by the FBI for allegedly interfering with the investigation.

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FBI Revives 40-Year-Old Manhunt for California’s ‘Most Prolific Serial Killer’

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For 40 years, the FBI has been trying to track down California’s “most prolific serial killer.”

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FBI Steps Up Search for Man Suspected in 1980 Slaying of Pennsylvania Police Chief

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Donald Eugene Webb has managed to elude the FBI since he was suspected of fatally shooting a police chief in Pennsylvania in 1980.

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A Cold Murder Case in Detroit Dating Back to 1857

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By Gregory Stejskal There is an apocryphal story – Ernest Hemingway was having lunch with some writer friends when he proposed a wager. He bet $10 that he could write a story in six words. With no doubt some curiosity, everyone at the table put $10 in the pot. Hemingway wrote on a napkin, “For…

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