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Author and former police officer Janice Cantore discusses writing about cold cases, what media often gets wrong, and about the recent rise of the true crime genre.
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https://mediacenter.tyndale.com/authors/janice-cantore/1381
https://www.tyndale.com/p/every-deadly-suspicion/9781496487933
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