Professor Dan Markel's murder

Current Criminal Lawyer 6 (3):02-09 (2014)
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Professor Dan Markel was an expert criminal lawyer at Florida State University. He was murdered in broad daylight at his home. Here is a part of a hypothesis that no one has yet to dispute or otherwise.

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