By Harry R. Weber, Associated Press WriterDECATUR, Ga. AP - Nearly a year after reopening the investigation of five slayings counted among the infamous Atlanta child killing spree a quarter century ago, police appear to have little to show publicly besides some detective seminar bills, hotel receipts and vouchers for a trip to Florida.
April 19, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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By Harry R. Weber, Associated Press Writer
DECATUR, Ga. AP – Nearly a year after reopening the investigation of five slayings counted among the infamous Atlanta child killing spree a quarter century ago, police appear to have little to show publicly besides some detective seminar bills, hotel receipts and vouchers for a trip to Florida.
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