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In Maine, a lot of the homicides are people who know each other.

It's very common that that's the case,

and a lot of them are domestic violence-oriented.

So this one was really different,

which is likely part of why it took years to solve.

For Vault Studios, I'm Reid Redmond.

You're listening to The Daily Crime.

Back in 2018,

News Center, Maine, a local TV news station in Portland, Maine,

dedicated a week of coverage to unsolved homicides in the city of Portland,

a city with a notably lower clearance rate than the state of Maine and the rest of the country.

In the prior decade, nearly half of the city's homicides had gone unsolved.

One of those was the case of David Anderson.

There have been no arrests.

Do you feel like you're close to any arrest?

I will say that that investigation is currently still active and being worked.

But after four years without an arrest, investigators believe they finally found David's killer.

Jackie Mundry, you've been covering this story for News Center, Maine.

It's a story that takes us back to a Tuesday night in 2016.

Walk us through the events of that night.

So when the event actually happened, I actually wasn't even working in Maine at the time.

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