Florida officials try to crack cold cases by dealing crime cards to inmates


	Florida officials try to crack cold cases by dealing crime cards to inmates

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7-25-2007 7:06 AM

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7-25-2007 10:51 AM

adamc

What an interesting approach. I'm sure it will pay off in a few cases -- I'm racking my brain trying to work out some hidden downside to it though (something to do with putting these crimes and criminals on a pedestal?).

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