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Jack Keenan

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Cape Coral woman deals with mail delays, altered packages amid Postal Service concerns

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By Jack Keenan Verified
| WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL) Verified
Jennifer Ciarlo, a Cape Coral resident, has been dealing with ongoing mail delivery issues since moving across town over a year ago, including delays in receiving critical legal documents and altered package labels. "I wasn't getting forwarding mail at first," she said. "I signed everything up for it, and nothing came in. I just thought, 'Maybe nothing's getting forwarded,' so I chalked it up to ... OK, well ...
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Families find hope as new DNA technology tackles cold cases

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By Jack Keenan Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
More than 21,000 murder cases in Florida remain unsolved, including 150 cold cases in Fort Myers, where families like Denae Hendley's continue to search for answers. Hendley knows every detail of Lillie Street, the place where her 13-year-old son, Desmond Jones, was killed."It was dark for me, it was dark," Hendley said. Video above: Climate change is outpacing evolution.
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Florida families find hope as new DNA technology tackles cold cases

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By Jack Keenan Verified
| WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL) Verified
More than 21,000 murder cases in Florida remain unsolved, including 150 cold cases in Fort Myers, where families like Denae Hendley's continue to search for answers. Hendley knows every detail of Lillie Street, the place where her 13-year-old son, Desmond Jones, was killed. "It was dark for me, it was dark," Hendley said. Desmond, affectionately called "Lil Flame" by his Pop Warner football teammates, was the youngest in his family and known for his lively personality. "Very happy.
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