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Livingston Municipal Airport Fly In And Cruise In Postponed
Renova Health Owns Former Medical Center Again
Tech Student Publishes Book About History Of Bedroom
Overton Summer Meals Program Is Open For Signups
Rabies Clinic Coming To Jackson Health Department Saturday
White County Schools Want Community Input On New Law
Jury Selection Process Moving To Cookeville Police Department
Monterey High Schools Greenhouse Grand Opening Draws Big Turnout
Cookeville-Putnam NAACP Honors Unrecognized Black Veterans From WWI, WWII
5 Inmates Overdose From Fentanyl, Heroine In Putnam Jail
Willow/Jackson Right Of Way Acquisition To Resume
Putnam Begins Budgeting; Step Raises Biggest Increase
Tech Lecturer: Fed Faces Challenges, Decisions With Inflation
Police Trying To Get Those Entering Algood To Slow Down
UC Women’s Club Launching Scholarship For Women In Business

“48 Hours Live to Tell:” Murder on Prom Night

Posted by: Stonecom Interactive Sunday, January 26, 2020

A survivor deals with the trauma after her stepbrother is convicted of killing her family in order to go to the prom. CBS News’ Jim Axelrod reports. Source

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“48 Hours Live to Tell:” Murder on Prom Night

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