Murders That Created Laws

Murders That Created Laws

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Neal Bradley Long Part 2

For years, a killer stalked the streets of Dayton, Ohio, firing a shotgun at unsuspecting victims before disappearing into the night. The attacks seemed random, but behind the violence was a deeply troubled man driven by racial hatred, paranoia, and disturbing beliefs. How did Ne ...  Show more

Brad McGarry

In May 2017, 43-year-old Brad McGarry was found shot to death in the basement of his Bellaire, Ohio, home. A well-liked coal miner with a larger-than-life personality, Brad had a wide circle of friends and seemingly no enemies. Investigators initially considered whether his murde ...  Show more

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