On a crisp November morning in 1989, the tranquility of a quiet, upscale neighborhood in Munster, Indiana, was shattered by an act of brutal violence. Inside their stately home, 53-year-old Marsha Levine and her husband, Donald, were awaiting what should have been a joyous day; their son, Mark, was to be sworn in as an attorney. That dream, however, would dissolve in a cascade of gunfire. A man posing as a delivery driver, later identified as Bruce McKinney, arrived at their door with two packag
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