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Mysterious Horse Mutilation Case
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The mutilation of a horse is discussed, which included a precise removal of organs and unclear markings around the body, leading to varied speculations of how it occurred.
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The unidentified body of the Somerton Man was found with a half-burned cigarette and crossed feet against the seawall.
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The Jonestown massacre, with a death total of 909 people, is a devastating tragedy that occurred because of a cult leader's megalomaniacal tendencies.
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The defense in the Staircase Trials claimed that the blood evidence outside the house and drops of blood inside the house could not be trusted, and brought in forensic expert Dr. Henry Lee to demonstrate how Kathleen Peterson's injuries could have been caused without the use of a blow poke.
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The investigation into the 2015 shooting homicide of a man found in the middle of a road in Hampton County was marred by jurisdictional confusion and suspicions of investigative interference, much like the 2019 probe of a fatal boat crash in the same region.
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