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Meet The Self-Described True Crime Fan Who Began Her Own Investigation Into Case Considered Settled
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24:31Now PlayingMilitary veteran Danny Harris' body was found weeks after he was murdered in his Memphis-area apartment in 2007. The case has been considered settled for years – a man is currently sitting in prison for Harris' murder. But, there have been serious concerns on how this case was handled, starting back from the initial investigation. Stephanie Tinsley, partnered with the Tennessee innocence project and launched her own investigation into the case. She joins “Forbes True Crime” to talk about her podcast, "Everything They Missed," that details her real-time investigation into the story.
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