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Homicide Cases in Texas Are Going Unsolved, Leaving Serial Killers Free to Murder Again

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   Undetected  As more homicide cases go unsolved, the backlog of unsolved murders grows and serial killers are free to kill again. Too few police departments are effectively deploying their resources to stop them.       By Lise Olsen February 8, 2021     From the&nbsp;January/February 2021 issue.  Nearly every week M.J. Jennings went shopping at the Dallas Galleria with her mother, Leah Corken, an 83-year-old widow who had moved to Texas to live near her daughter. On their last visit, Corken, who had tiny feet and hands, needed a new pair of slides, so they stopped at her favorite shoe...

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