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I'm your host, Anne-Marie Green.

And today we're discussing the mysterious death of Kenneth Vandridge.

He was found murdered inside a parking garage on January 27, 23 in Hillsborough, Oregon.

When police reviewed the security footage from that garage, they noticed a masked man spray painting the cameras,

wearing a disguise to obscure his identity. But incredibly, as we're going to discuss, they were still able to find the killer.

So joining me now to discuss this is 48 hours correspondent, Natalie Morales.

It's a fascinating case.

Thanks for joining us again, Natalie.

Sure is fascinating.

Good to be with you, Anne-Marie.

As usual, a reminder to everyone. If you

haven't already listened to this episode of 48 hours, head on over to your podcast feed. You'll

find it just below this one, listen to the hour, and then come on back for this conversation.

All right, let's get into it. The victim here is Kenneth Vandridge. He also went by Kenny, and investigators discovered his body in the driver's seat of his car in a parking garage run by the tech company Intel.

The garage is located on this massive campus, very large campus of one of Intel's production facilities.

This is where he's been working as a

contract pipe fitter. Natalie, you actually went to the garage and I just want to get a sense of just

how big is the garage. What was it like there? How many cameras are we talking about? Was it like

finding a needle in a haystack? You know, this was actually almost the opposite finding a needle in a haystack?

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