Crime Scene Archive: From the Post
Plate sensor leads officers to suspect
A major break in the high-profile slaying of American University professor Sue Ann Marcum came when a license plate recognition sensor in D.C. transmitted a message to police that the woman's Jeep, which had been reported stolen, was in the...
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| October 26, 2010; 10:24 AM ET |
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From the Post, Homicide, Montgomery, Technology, The District, Virginia
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Levy's family prepares for trial, not closure
The Levys had just finished a family vacation to Hershey, Pa. Robert Levy drove the rental car to Metro Center in the District, kissed his daughter, Chandra, on the head, said goodbye and headed to the airport with his wife....
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| October 17, 2010; 5:08 PM ET |
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Not guilty plea in Va. woman's death
One of the suspects charged in the fatal shooting of a Seton Hall University student from Virginia has pleaded not guilty. Wearing an orange jumpsuit, Nicholas Welch answered "yes" to whether he understood the charges Wednesday. Bail was set at...
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| September 29, 2010; 10:46 AM ET |
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Malvo show mixed drama with baloney
The teenaged serial killer Lee Malvo and the newest star of basic cable, William Shatner, combined to make some compelling TV last night. Some of it was probably just crazy lies by Malvo, now 25 and behind bars for eight years. But there was also discussion about several shootings Malvo confirmed in 2006, and a well-crafted unspooling of Malvo’s psychological journey from brainwashed sniper to regretful adult.
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| July 30, 2010; 3:30 PM ET |
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Video: Wone interrogation excerpts
All three of the defendants in the Robert Wone conspiracy trial were found not guilty by a D.C. Superior Court judge on Tuesday. Judge Lynn Leibovitz acquitted the three housemates from the bench after explaining her verdict for about an...
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| June 29, 2010; 4:51 PM ET |
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Teka's story: second of two parts
On the morning of Wednesday, Dec. 2, Teka Adams -- homeless and nine months pregnant -- climbed into the car of a woman named Veronica Deramous. Teka believed Deramous was taking her to a storage facility in Maryland to pick...
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| June 16, 2010; 7:55 AM ET |
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