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Man wanted after woman found dead in back of van

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Man wanted after woman found dead in back of van

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SAN ANTONIO — The search continues for a man wanted in connection with the death of a 37-year-old woman whose body was found in the back of a van in San Antonio. John Gregory Brown Jr. is wanted on charges of murder and tampering with evidence with intent to impair a human corpse in connection with the death of Crystal Denae Proctor. The investigation began May 7 when the Bexar County Sheriff's Office received a missing person report from one of Proctor's relatives.
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Big Bend border wall: Could construction require blasting through mountains?

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San Antonio, Texas — Heavy equipment is moving through Big Bend National Park as conservation advocates raise new questions about how much of the protected landscape could be disturbed by planned border infrastructure. The National Parks Conservation Association says it has not received detailed plans from U.S. Customs and Border Protection showing exactly what will be built or where construction will take place.
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