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Tonight we'll discuss the Travon Martin case with Sheryl McCollum of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute.

Also we have a very special Guest on the show. Lynn Jones is the wife of Steve Jones. Their son Steven died in 2000 and they believe he was murdered. Since then Steve Jones has taken to the Internet to express his outrage at the people he feels is responsible for Steven's death. Now, Steve Jones is missing. Did arguments on discussion forums have anything to do with his disappearance? We'll try and find out tonight with Lynn

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