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The State of Things
11:20 am
Wed June 5, 2013

Jeff Deaver Breathes New Life Into Popular Character

Credit http://www.jefferydeaver.com/novel/killroom/
Cover of best-selling author Jeffery Deaver's new novel, 'The Kill Room.'

  • Author Jeffery Deaver talks about his new novel 'The Killing Room'

  Best-selling author Jeffery Deaver has garnered international acclaim through his murder mystery series of novels featuring former NYPD homicide detective Lincoln Rhyme.

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The State of Things
11:55 am
Tue April 9, 2013

NC Author Revisits An Unsolved Murder Mystery in Chapel Hill

Credit lystrabooks.blogspot.com
"Until Proven: A Mystery in 2 Parts" by Nora Gaskin

  • Until Proven - A Chapel Hill Murder Mystery

  On Christmas Eve of 1963, a young woman named Lucille Rinaldi was murdered in her apartment in downtown Chapel Hill.  Later the same day, her husband Frank Rinaldi was arrested and charged with murder.

Over the next two years, the trial consumed the attention of the town.  Nora Gaskin was 12 years old when Lucille Rinaldi was killed. The case left an indelible impression on her. She is the author of "Until Proven: A Mystery in Two Parts" (Lystra/ 2013). She joins host Frank Stasio to discuss the novel she has written based on the murder.

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The State of Things
11:36 am
Tue April 2, 2013

Sledge Awaits Justice From Behind Bars

  • News & Observer reporter Mandy Locke discusses the wrongful conviction case of Joseph Sledge

In 1976, Joseph Sledge was accused of murdering a mother and daughter in Bladen County, NC. Because of the many limits of scientific evidence at the time, hairs found at the scene of the crime were identified as "Negroid." And because Joseph Sledge was a Black man, the hairs were linked to him. Over 34 years later, the use of DNA testing has been used to prove that those hairs were not Sledges'. 

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Law
5:45 pm
Thu November 1, 2012

Two Plead Guilty In Terror/Murder Plot

Two people, one a former Raleigh school teacher, have pleaded guilty to plotting a murder-for-hire scheme in the Triangle. 

Two defendants in this case have pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder for hire.  This was not your average shoot to kill murder. Nevine Elshiekh and Shukumbin Sherifi allegedly paid someone five-thousand-dollars to be-head witnesses from a terrorism trial in Raleigh.  Turns out they were paying an FBI informant. 

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