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Are you worried looking over your shoulders?

Always, every minute or every day.

In Revere, Massachusetts, a quiet blue-collar town just outside of Boston,

54-year-old Lee Brown was keeping a dark secret.

I am not in the habit of talking to people about my life. She would just come in and she'd say hello. To those that knew her, Lee was a sweet, quiet woman. And my shop is right there. Print shop owner, Vince LaPorte, was Lee's neighbor. She'd probably come in like two or three times a week and make copies. She was very pleasant. She was basically like a grandmother, you know?

Very soft-spoken, it's very, very nice.

A nice lady.

Just one of the regulars.

Jackie Mello served Lee Coffee at his blues diner.

There was just something about her.

She was more classy, you know, a more well-spoken, well-educated kind of girl.

No one ever knew Lee Brown was really Margaret Rudin, a woman suspected of murder in Nevada.

This is just unbelievable, you know.

I don't believe she was capable at all of doing something like this.

Massachusetts State Trooper Mark Lynch got a tip from Nevada authorities that Margaret Rudin was living in Revere.

It was that beige one over there.

Lynch tracked Margaret down to this apartment and with one of his officers disguised as a pizza delivery man.

A Domino's shirt, baseball cap, and a Domino's Pizza Box.

He gained entry and made the arrest.

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