NV NV- Victoria Camara, teen mom, body dumped in the desert, US 95, mile marker 52, murdered in Las Vegas area, 11 Aug.2003 *New initiative*

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DS2021 said:
I doubt they still have footage tbh
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I doubt it too but they have gaming commission to comply with and who knows what else. They may have backups somewhere. They would have in 06 when the cops should have done it. I think it's worth looking into. Familial DNA is how this will be solved I think.
 
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