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‘Unspeakable Crime’: Two Florida Women Ambushed, Shot to Death While Stopped at Train Tracks
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Two Florida women were ambushed and gunned down while waiting for a train to pass in the early morning hours on August 9. Jacksonville authorities said Paige Pringle and Tara Baker were killed shortly after leaving the bar Pringle where worked as a bartender. Investigators are still searching for the killer, who remains at large after committing the “unspeakable crime.” The Law&Crime Network’s Jesse Weber breaks down the ambush killing with retired homicide detective Dr. Ken Lang.
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