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SUMTER COUNTY, Fla. -- Haunting pictures from nearly a thousand miles away may have solved a gruesome Central Florida murder.
The crime likely would have gone unsolved except for the tenaciousness of a man far, far away.
Linden Cemetery is the final resting place for Margarita Ruiz and Hope Wells, a mother and daughter who died the same day.
"They were very spiritual. They prayed a lot," said Rachel Smith, Margarita Ruiz' youngest daughter. She visits the graves every Sunday but it does not ease her pain.
"Not really," she said. "There were times I didn't think they were ever going to find who did it."
Her mother and sister were murdered. On the morning of March 15th, 2000, an intruder invaded their Tarrytown cottage in Sumter County and shot and stabbed to death the two women.
http://www.wftv.com/news/10310640/detail.html
The crime likely would have gone unsolved except for the tenaciousness of a man far, far away.
Linden Cemetery is the final resting place for Margarita Ruiz and Hope Wells, a mother and daughter who died the same day.
"They were very spiritual. They prayed a lot," said Rachel Smith, Margarita Ruiz' youngest daughter. She visits the graves every Sunday but it does not ease her pain.
"Not really," she said. "There were times I didn't think they were ever going to find who did it."
Her mother and sister were murdered. On the morning of March 15th, 2000, an intruder invaded their Tarrytown cottage in Sumter County and shot and stabbed to death the two women.
http://www.wftv.com/news/10310640/detail.html