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In 1987, a Nebraska insurance adjuster cataloguing the contents of a burned farmhouse stumbled onto something that had nothing to do with fire damage — a discrepancy so small it had survived nine years, three investigations, and one closed case. Tonight, we examine how a handwritten list of household goods became the only honest document in a murder that everyone had agreed to stop looking at. The victim deserved better. She almost didn't get it.
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