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After 40 years, detectives are re-examining the brutal 1986 murder of Diane Sindall, whose convicted killer, Peter Sullivan, was exonerated last year thanks to new DNA evidence. With advanced forensic tech, they’ve eliminated 575 suspects, leaving 32 profiles under review—and a $20,000 reward still on the table. The lead detective believes the real killer may have left traces at home or hidden evidence, and hopes long-silent witnesses will now come forward. Over 200 tips have poured in since the case reopened, all being investigated. Diane’s family is being supported by a dedicated liaison, and while the DNA points to one male suspect, police remain open to connections with other crimes. This is a race against time to deliver justice—and closure—after decades of silence.

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