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Detectives never stop seeking leads in cold cases
Conroe, Tx

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February 5, 2012 12:04 pm

CONROE, TX - Police work never ends, especially with the cold cases assigned to detectives at the Conroe Police Department.

Homicides and disappearances that go unsolved stay with the detective the case originally was assigned to, only changing hands if a detective leaves the department, Sgt. James Graham said.

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