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Anna Palmer Case Study

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The Victim Anna Palmer, a girl of ten years old, lived in Salt Lake City, Utah, during 1998. She lived in an apartment on a busy street with her mother and older brother. As a child she would frequently voyage outside in her neighborhood with local friends. While heading home after a night of playing outside, Anna was last seen alive at 7:00 p.m. Around thirty minutes later, she was found dead, by her mother, on her front porch. Anna had no threating enemies and there no motives to kill the young girl. The Suspect Suspect, Matthew Breck, was nineteen years old at the time of the murder. He only lived one block away from the Palmer’s residence. At the time of the murder, Breck was not an immediate suspect, due to the fact that he told officials

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