New Light Shed In Mysterious Murder Of Army Private
24-year-old Karyln Ramirez, an army private stationed at Fort Meade was found shot to death in her Severn home. Now more than a year later, authorities make a big break in the investigation.
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24-year-old Karyln Ramirez, an army private stationed at Fort Meade was found shot to death in her Severn home. Now more than a year later, authorities make a big break in the investigation.
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