JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. AP - When Sheriff Rick Walter was a reserve deputy, he discovered slain college student Angela Mischelle Lawless in her idling car along a rural southeastern Missouri highway and was sure at least two people had attacked her.He raised that and other suspicions, both during the initial investigation and after Joshua Kezer's 1994 conviction on second-degree murder in the 19-year-old woman's shooting death.
February 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. AP – When Sheriff Rick Walter was a reserve deputy, he discovered slain college student Angela Mischelle Lawless in her idling car along a rural southeastern Missouri highway and was sure at least two people had attacked her.
He raised that and other suspicions, both during the initial investigation and after Joshua Kezer’s 1994 conviction on second-degree murder in the 19-year-old woman’s shooting death.
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