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He was a local chiropractor. Then one of his patients realizes he might be a wanted killer. - Vimarsana News

He was a local chiropractor. Then one of his patients realizes he might be a wanted killer.

Three days after the 2019 RJR slayings in Mandan, ND, police are searching for the suspect's white Ford F-150 pickup. Forty miles away a detective realizes: The local chiropractor drives one of those.

On the track of a mass murderer, the question: Where is that pickup? - Vimarsana News

On the track of a mass murderer, the question: Where is that pickup?

It's April 1, 2019. There's been a quadruple homicide at RJR Maintenance & Management. As family members of the victims are informed, investigators work the crime scene. The clock was ticking.

'Murder in Room 30': Defending William Gummer against case that was 'a house built on sand' - Vimarsana News

'Murder in Room 30': Defending William Gummer against case that was 'a house built on sand'

In the second part of 'Murder in Room 30,' Reporter Tracy Briggs looks at why prosecutors think the hotel clerk was guilty in the slaying of 18-year-old Minnesota farm girl Marie Wick.

On a cold Mandan morning, a monstrous crime: 4 slain, killer gone. The hunt was on. - Vimarsana News

On a cold Mandan morning, a monstrous crime: 4 slain, killer gone. The hunt was on.

When Justin Bockheim arrived at work at RJR Maintenance & Management in Mandan, North Dakota, something was off. There was a missing truck. Then he saw the spilled coffee. Then he saw the body.

Four British Nationals Detained In Afghanistan Released - Vimarsana News

Four British Nationals Detained In Afghanistan Released

Britain's Foreign Ministry said four British citizens who were detained in Afghanistan for violating local laws have been released.

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