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Kristin Crowley

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Kansas City, Norfolk
As seen in: Investigate TV, KMVT-TV (Twin Falls, ID), KOTA-TV (Rapid City, SD), WDBJ-TV (Roanoke, VA), WEEK-TV (Peoria, IL), WLUC-TV (Negaunee, MI), WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA), WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL), KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ), WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC), WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA), WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA), WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC), WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH), KSIX-TV (Honolulu, HI), NewsBreak and
National reporter @investigatetv+ based in Kansas City. #Emmy & #Murrow award-winning journalist. Dedicated to finding the truth and fighting for justice.
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Podcast: Vietnam veterans denied Agent Orange benefits despite proof of exposure| Behind the Investigation

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By Kristin Crowley Verified, Lindsey Basye Verified
| WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Fifty years after the Vietnam War ended, veterans exposed to Agent Orange are still fighting the federal government for benefits — and many are losing. An investigation by our national team found that hundreds of veterans who served in Subic Bay, Philippines, have filed claims with the Department of Veterans Affairs saying Agent Orange exposure caused their cancers, diabetes, and other serious illnesses. More than half have been denied.
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How some retailers inflate original prices to create fake discounts

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By Kristin Crowley Verified
| KYOU-TV (Ottumwa, IA ) Verified
(InvestigateTV) — It’s a common complaint heard all the time: prices for just about everything are expensive. But what you’re paying may not be fair, it could even be illegal. Many may not know that some retailers may be taking advantage of shoppers through deceptive pricing tactics. A shirt found at Macy’s, marked 40% off of $149, kicked off an examination into sales prices. Behind that sale sticker, the original price of the shirt appeared to be lower than what was listed on the discount tag.
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How some retailers inflate original prices to create fake discounts

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By Kristin Crowley Verified
| WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
(InvestigateTV) — It’s a common complaint heard all the time: prices for just about everything are expensive. But what you’re paying may not be fair, it could even be illegal. Many may not know that some retailers may be taking advantage of shoppers through deceptive pricing tactics. A shirt found at Macy’s, marked 40% off of $149, kicked off an examination into sales prices. Behind that sale sticker, the original price of the shirt appeared to be lower than what was listed on the discount tag.
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