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[New Case] The Last Word

[New Case] The Last Word

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Hello, Detective  

On Saturday morning, teenager Beau Jenkins spotted a woman lying on the side of a road in eastern Yoknapatawpha County.

He called 911 after he took a closer look and saw it was someone he knew, and she had been shot to death.

Who killed Zoe Chase?

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Examine the evidence and share your thoughts in the comments.

Tip: Want to find out what's happened so far in The Last Word investigation? Check out the Case Recap.

Coming up … Can the people closest to Zoe provide any leads on who might've wanted her dead?

We're off on Tuesday and Wednesday for the New Year. Enjoy the holiday!

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Beau Jenkins bio

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Outside of school and work, Beau studies true crime and is active in his church.


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Beau Jenkins interview

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The detectives talked to the young man who found Zoe's body.


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Incident report

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A 911 caller reported a body on a roadside in eastern Yoknapatawpha County.


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Zoe Chase bio

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Zoe worked in publishing in New York before she became a columnist in Oxford.


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