Buddhist Temple Massacre

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1. Leads vs. Needs
2. The Crime Scene
3. Profiling the Killers
4. The Investigation
5. Crucial Leads
6. Case Closed?
7. Confessions
8. Recantations
9. False Confessions
10. A Startling Development
11. Task Force Splits
12. False Arrest
13. Epilogue
14. Bibliography