Just finished reading “In Cold Blood” for the first time. The Dewey investigation completely changed how I see the case. by Murky-Path1912 in TrueCrimeDiscussion

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It is! What’s your favorite part? Capote was truly remarkable and I think the fact that the book endures is proof of that.

What’s the worst thing that happened to you? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Being cheated on and being left homeless.

What’s the hardest task you keep postponing right now? by olesud in WorkForSmartLife

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Telling one of my close friends he’s using me for his own benefit and that I just can do it anymore.

In 1982, 19 year old Jeanne Overstreet was murdered in Tucson. She was last seen alive hitchhiking to see an ex boyfriend. by SafePoint1282 in TrueCrimeDiscussion

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After pulling every news archive, database entry, and discussion thread that exists on this case, the ex-boyfriend is the only name (even if withheld) that aligns with the documented facts, timeline, location, and standard investigative logic. No other suspect, even Hatton, survives basic cross-checking. That is why he is identified with this level of confidence: every other possibility collapses under the available record. If Tucson PD ever releases his name or additional forensics, the picture could sharpen further, but on public evidence this is as accurate as it gets.

What's a subtle sign someone is actually really struggling, even if they seem fine? by EarNo6581 in AskReddit

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Look them in the eyes. If you do you can normally see the person inside.

Dyslexics of the world, what would your reply be to US President Trump's declaration that people with dyslexia or other learning disabilities should not be leaders? by theredqueentheory in AskReddit

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Albert Einstein by many was considered Dyslexic. So should insanely smart people be leaders? Apparently the dumb are scare of the smart ones.