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Idaho Man Accused of Killing Wife, Kidnapping Son Who Later Died with Naked Father Nearby
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13:48Now PlayingAn Idaho man was arrested for allegedly killing his wife and kidnapping his 10-month-old son just hours after undergoing a psychological evaluation on Thursday. Authorities found Jeremy Albert Best two days later in a remote area after a hunter called 911 about a naked, delirious man. Police found the body of his son, Zeke Best, dead inside the suspected killer’s SUV nearby. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie breaks down the disturbing case.
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