In the spring of 2004, the community of Lansing, Michigan, was unsettled by the discovery of 45-year-old Barbra Jean Tuttle, a female resident, found dead in her home on May 13th. The cause of her death was determined to be a brutal bludgeoning, leaving investigators with a homicide case that would remain without a clear resolution for several years. The initial investigation yielded few leads, and the case grew cold, casting a shadow of unresolved justice.
Years later, a series of violen
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