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July 2002

Dead Line

Homicide in Texas has a lively history. From the slaying of LaSalle to the killing of Madalyn Murray O'Hair, we present a crash course in murder and mayhem. And if you find it gross or ghastly—well, shoot.

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Anne Dingus
Date
Jun 30, 2002
Issue
July 2002
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