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Officer: ‘Tall, slender’ person seen limping from scene of Palm Springs quadruple murder

A police officer testifying in the trial of a Cathedral City man accused of gunning down four people in Palm Springs three years ago said Tuesday that a “tall, slender” person was seen limping away from a crime scene but was never found. During prosecution testimony at the Larson Justice Center, Jonathan Mosley, a police […]

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