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This is Alan Duke for Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.

We have breaking news about the search for Chase Mazner, the Iraqi war vet who vanished more than

three years ago. Cold case investigators in Cobb County, Georgia tell us they believe they found

Chase Mazner sadly dead. Buried behind the Kennesaw Georgia home where he had gone after an

argument with his wife in March 2014. Human remains believed to be Mazner have been taken

from the home to the medical examiner's office for examination. Nancy Grace is focused intensely on

this case. We've dedicated a dozen Crime Stories episodes to finding Chase Mazner,

including interviews with his mother Stephanie, his wife Amanda, and the person known to have

seen him Brad Clemens. You can hear those episodes in our Crime Stories feed over the past six months.

We will post a full report on the newest developments on our Wednesday podcast and on Nancy's

radio show which will be devoted to the case. So listen on Sirius XM's channel 132 beginning

tomorrow that's Wednesday at noon Eastern. In the special report we take you back to a morning

last March when Nancy Grace armed only with her iPhone knocked on an Atlanta Georgia motel room door

where Brad Clemens was then living. Although startled to see Grace at his door at 8 a.m.

Brad letter inside and for 90 minutes she sat on his bed grilled Brad about what he knew.

Now cold case detectives tell us it was this interview that gave them valuable clues

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