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Izhar Harpaz: Special Projects Producer at Dateline NBC, NBC News and NBC Universal.
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She told friends she’d met a ‘wonderful man’ in Spain. Then she disappeared.

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By Tim Stelloh Verified, Izhar Harpaz, Alexandra Lo Re
| NBC News Verified
She told friends she’d met a ‘wonderful man’ in Spain. Then she disappeared. “I believe Ana was in that suitcase,” a former FBI agent said of the American woman who vanished in Spain two years ago.
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Two slayings rocked Atlanta's hip-hop scene a decade ago. Only one has been solved.

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By Tim Stelloh Verified, Jay Young, Rachel White, Izhar Harpaz, Mario Garcia Verified, Mario García Verified, Keith Greenberg
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Two killings connected to Atlanta’s club scene shook the city’s hip-hop community a decade ago. One was solved. But the fatal shooting of one of Atlanta’s most influential DJs was not, and his death continues to haunt friends and infuriate relatives. William Fernando Barnes — who went by DJ Nando — was known for helping launch the careers of local rap stars. But the last time Yolanda Beasley saw her younger brother, he was in tears in the backyard of the rural Virginia home where they grew up.
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Despite Trump's fears, Tijuana's record violence rarely enters San Diego

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By Jacob Soboroff Verified, Dennis Romero Verified, Izhar Harpaz
| NBC News Verified
Create your free profile or log in to save this article June 24, 2018, 8:01 PM UTC / Updated June 25, 2018, 1:49 AM UTC By , and TIJUANA, Mexico — Tijuana was once known as a red-light district, watering hole and gambling magnet for Southern California. In recent years, it's grown to a city of 1.8 million people with thriving arts, music and culinary scenes — but lately that's been overshadowed by a surge of violence.
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