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Testifying a trial was both frustrating and very difficult because she had to relive the experience,

but was not able to tell the whole story.

For Volt Studios, I'm Reid Redmond.

And I'm Will Johnson. You're listening to The Daily Crime. In Pennsylvania, a suspect has been named in the 1989 disappearance of 17-year-old Tracy Crow.

I think it's been something that never got an answer.

You know, we thought that there would be quick, and there would be,

Tracy would come home, and it was just a disappearance.

So it will be a relief for the whole community.

And in Washington State, new scientific evidence and a new medical examiner means new hope

for family convinced their mother's death was a homicide. It's good that the new medical examiner means new hope for family convinced their mother's death was a homicide.

It's good that the new medical examiner took a new look at this case and maybe there'll be some

justice for one, maybe two families.

There's been a major development in a 2016 case out of Washington State.

But Will, before we get to the latest news, what can you tell us about what happened to Brenda Thurman six years ago?

Well, Brenda Thurman and her husband, Dwayne Thurman,

who was a former Lincoln County Reserve deputy, were at home. And Dwayne Thurman claims that he was

cleaning his wife's gun a Glock when it went off and killed her in January of 2016. Thurman claimed

that the gun malfunctioned as he was cleaning it, and here's what

the lead detective on the case would later say in court about what he found in the Thurman's home

following Brenda Thurman's death. There are several gun cleaning. There's an ammo box,

metal ammo box with gun cleaning equipment in it. There's an open firearms hard case, and in that

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