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Renowned scholar and criminologist Matt DeLisi discusses his latest book, Ted Bundy and the Unsolved Murder Epidemic: The Dark Figure of Crime.
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There are hundreds of thousands of unsolved murder cases in the U.S.
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Production of the 155mm shells — ammunition sent overseas to help the war effort in Ukraine — is almost exclusively at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant in Middletown, Iowa.
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Also, the Des Moines Register's chief politics reporter discusses her recent sit down with Gov. Kim Reynolds and Reynolds' continued rise in political prominence.
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And as a distracted driving bill is considered at the statehouse, an Iowa medical student recounts almost losing his life to a distracted driver.
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Native communities throughout Iowa are pushing for justice for Indigenous women who are missing or murdered. They hope grassroots efforts can help curb the public health crisis.
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An attorney for Willard Chaiden Miller is challenging evidence gathered in the investigation into the murder of Fairfield Spanish teacher Nohema Graber.
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A southwest Iowa woman claims her late father killed at least 50 women and disposed of their bodies on his property in Thurman, according to a report by Newsweek.
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Authors Patricia Bryan and Thomas Wolf bring readers to the late 1880s to the gruesome scene of the murders of John Wesley Elkins's father and stepmother. The 11-year-old was charged and convicted.
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Police say protesters were “lawfully demonstrating” and characterized the assault as “unprovoked.”