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Case 355: Anna Lisa Raymundo
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- Crime & justice
When 32-year-old Anna Lisa Raymundo was found murdered inside her Stamford, Connecticut home, investigators were left with a violent crime scene and a mysterious 911 call from an unidentified woman. Despite numerous leads, no clear motive or obvious suspects emerged. Months later, a seemingly unrelated attack changed the direction of the investigation completely. --- Narration – Anonymous Host Research & writing – Matthew Dawe Production & music – Mike Migas Audio editing – Anthony Telfer Sign up for Casefile Premium: Apple PremiumSpotify PremiumPatreon For all credits and sources, please visit ht...
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comes the new case file present series, Ada. In 2011, the body of a woman was discovered
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From journalist Olivia Lavois, the creator of the hit investigative series The Bakersfield 3, comes the new case file present series, Ada. In 2011, the body of a woman was discovered in a California vineyard. For more than a decade, she was known only as Jane Doe. Then detectives finally discovered her name. But identifying her was only the beginning.
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