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The Maine Cold Case of Raynald Levesque

A delivery man making a routine business stop on Route 148, in Madison, Maine, made a terrible discovery: 55-year-old Raynald Levesque was lying dead on his living room floor. Maine State Police still keep his unsolved murder case open since his death in 1994. His daughter, Julia, reflects on his life and provides a complete portrait of her father and their long wait for justice.

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