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Murder Of Denise Amber Lee Essay

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The murder of Denise Amber Lee took place on January 17th, 2008, in Florida. Lee was abducted from her home that morning, and was found dead later that day. Her death can be attributed to the lack of communication between police and the emergency telecommunication center. During the course of the day five 911 calls were made, one of which came from Lee on her abductors phone. The question stands today, would Lee still be alive if the 911 dispatchers had notified the police of certain 911 calls. Lee was abducted from her home the morning on January 17th. Her neighbors reported seeing a green Chevrolet Camaro driving up and down the street before pulling into the driveway of Lees home. When her husband Nathan Lee returned home around 3:30

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