Flirting leads to clue in insurance CEO murder
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 Flirting leads to significant clue in search for gunman who killed insurance CEO CNN · CNN Staff A photo depicting a hooded man smiling captured a flirtatious moment with a female hostel employee and a shooting suspect.  |
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