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New look at texts, phone data leads to murder charge in 2011 ‘The People’s Court’ disappearance

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A fresh look at cell phone data and text messages led to arrest of a Florida man accused of murdering his ex-fiancée within hours of their appearance on TV’s “The People’s Court” in 2011, court documents unsealed Tuesday revealed.

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