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By late summer of 2001, a year and a half into their investigation into the murders at the

Fulton Game Area, the Cold Case team began closing in an arrest. They issued an investigative

subpoena to Jeff Titus, requiring him to attend a hearing at the prosecutor's office,

and answer questions about the case under oath. At the end of that hearing, the Cold Case

detectives have been outside waiting for him.

When I went over for a guest investigate a subpoena, then when I come out and said,

Titus, we have a search for a month here in place. Then we drove to my house. Then we

pulled in, there was the bottom squad, the FBI, and all of them were there at my house

waiting. So they were already there waiting when I got home. And then they divided up the

places and went through.

Because of all the rumors about the Titus farm being booby trapped, the Cold Case team

had wanted Jeff to return home before they started their search. They'd wanted him to

open up the doors and make sure there are no surprises waiting for them.

Detective Mike Brown have been confident that the search team would turn up evidence to

link him to the Fulton Game Area murders.

Sure enough, during the search, investigators were able to find a collection of articles

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