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- Lynda Shaw was murdered 15 years ago. Police announced Friday in London that they now know the killer was on parole after serving a dozen years for two other killings. Police announced that they now know who killed Shaw, but they won't say who it is, citing privacy laws that protect the man's identity even though he's been dead since 1994. CBC News
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