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Investigation Day 3 — Laurie Daniels, daughter of Bart and Bonnie Daniels, grew up in Oxford but hasn't lived in Yoknapatawpha County for years.
She may or may not be the Laurie Daniels referred to on the slip of paper in the wax ball found on the Allison farm.
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Investigation Day 3 — The local press is on the story of the human body parts discovered in Yoknapatawpha and surrounding counties.
Throwing around the words "serial killer" may get them more readers, but don't believe everything you read.
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Investigation Day 2 — After the YCSD contacted neighboring jurisdictions to find out if any human body parts had been found in recent weeks, two additional counties responded.
Panola County to the west responded the incident report from a possibly relevant discovery.
Calhoun County to the southeast forwarded a report from separate incident that could be related.
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Investigation Day 2 — The YCSD contacted neighboring jurisdictions to find out if any human body parts had been found in recent weeks.
Pontotoc County to the east responded with a possibly relevant discovery.
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Investigation Day 2 — Following up on the name on the slip of paper in the wax ball, YCSD investigators identified a Laurie Daniels who used to live in Oxford.
This Ms. Daniels apparently no longer resides in Yoknapatawpha County, but her parents still live here.
Detectives Murphy and Armstrong talked to them about their daughter.
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