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Volunteer group that helps investigators crack cold cases in need of help - Vimarsana News

Volunteer group that helps investigators crack cold cases in need of help

Crime Stoppers of Minnesota, a volunteer-driven group, is now in need of more help to continue its efforts of providing tips from the community to law enforcement.

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A "coin flip": Nearly half of U.S. murders go unsolved as cases rise - Vimarsana News

A "coin flip": Nearly half of U.S. murders go unsolved as cases rise

Murders are going unsolved at a historic pace, and police are far less likely to solve cases when the victim is Black or Hispanic, a CBS News investigation has found.

U.S. unsolved homicide rates soar, and Minneapolis is pacing worse than nat'l average - Vimarsana News

U.S. unsolved homicide rates soar, and Minneapolis is pacing worse than nat'l average

The day after Terrell Mayes, Jr. celebrated Christmas with his family, the 3-year-old and his siblings heard gunshots. A stray bullet struck Terrell as he ran up the stairs inside his north Minneapolis home. For more than a decade, WCCO has followed his grieving mother's push to find her son's killer.

'We can get some justice': Vows to find killer of 6-year-old Aniya Allen one year later - Vimarsana News

'We can get some justice': Vows to find killer of 6-year-old Aniya Allen one year later

The loss of Aniya last May shocked Minneapolis – the last in a trio of shootings of children by stray gunfire over several weeks.

Excessive solitary confinement scars Minnesota prison inmates - Vimarsana News

Excessive solitary confinement scars Minnesota prison inmates

Prisoners are punished with long periods of isolation, often for minor offenses, that can cause lasting mental health problems. Other states are moving to limit the practice.