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During their interview with Lisa's one-time boyfriend, Roscoe Glinton, detectives learn
that Lisa may have had a more recent romantic partner, one who might be the father of her child. And luckily for detectives, this alleged recent boyfriend shows up at Lisa's front door while officers are safeguarding the property. And a detective at the scene told him that Lisa Eatmon had just passed. And he goes, "How could that be? "I just borrowed her car
the night before
that Lisa may have had a more recent romantic partner, one who might be the father of her child. And luckily for detectives, this alleged recent boyfriend shows up at Lisa's front door while officers are safeguarding the property. And a detective at the scene told him that Lisa Eatmon had just passed. And he goes, "How could that be? "I just borrowed her car
the night before
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During their interview with
Lisa's one-time boyfriend,
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Roscoe Glinton,
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detectives learn
that Lisa may have had
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a more recent romantic partner,
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one who might be
the father of her child.
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And luckily for detectives,
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this alleged recent boyfriend
shows up at Lisa's front door
00:00:16.624 --> 00:00:19.884
while officers are
safeguarding the property.
00:00:19.932 --> 00:00:21.192
And a detective at the scene
00:00:21.237 --> 00:00:24.547
told him that Lisa Eatmon
had just passed.
00:00:24.588 --> 00:00:26.728
And he goes,
"How could that be?
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"I just borrowed her car
the night before.
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Movie Summary
The new series, from Good Caper Content, details the brazen crimes that could only happen in New York and the intense work by law enforcement and civilians who race to take murderers off the streets.
