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Three men faced charges in the murder of Arizona journalist Don Bolles. But to this day, it’s unknown who put the hit out on him.
For years, the lead investigators on the case would gather at the Clarendon Hotel at 11:30 a.m. every June 2. No grand ceremony. Just a moment of silence.
As the years pass, and as the city grows, the memory of what happened on that day fades.
But not for one woman: his widow, Rosalie.
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