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Bodies of mom and daughter in 24-year-old cold case found after deathbed confession
Bodies of mom and daughter in 24-year-old cold case found after deathbed confession
Bodies of mom and daughter in 24-year-old cold case found after deathbed confession

Published on: 04/26/2024

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Authorities said they found the remains of Susan Carter and her daughter, Natasha “Alex” Carter in the suspect's backyard, just six hours after the man's death.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/nation-world/dying-suspect-confession-leads-to-remains-susan-carter-natasha-alex-carter/507-95ed9821-6fcd-40f7-9f3b-7065debbf070

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