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Jeffrey Gilham Case Shows There's No Such Thing as the Perfect Murder

By David Lohr

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Premeditated murder is always a challenge for investigators, but no criminal is infallible. Such was the case with Jeffrey Gilham ? a murderer who almost got away with it. Gilham was the second son of Helen and Steven Gilham, of...

Full post as published by Criminal Report Daily on November 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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