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SUPPLEMENT! CONTINUATION
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FL0520300/Clearwater Police Department
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Report No.
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95-29 158
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Offense
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Death Investigation
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Date of Report
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02/17/97
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Ms. Liebriech: Whether the X.
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Det. Carrasquillo:
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Okay. So you don’t, you think that she wrote Carlos a letter or
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you're under the impression that Fannie told you that she...
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Ms. Liebriech: Fannie thought she had contacted him either wrote him a letter
or called him or something and asked him if he would still be her friend.
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Det. Carrasquillo: As she did Kelly.
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Ms. Liebriech:
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As she did Kelly.
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Det. Carrasquillo:
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Who’s going to be here later on and we’re going to talk to.
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Ms. Liébriech:
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Yeah, uh huh.
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Det. Carrasquilbo:
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Okay, what I, what I want you to do now Dell, is ah, I want you to
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start day one, we want to get an idea of Lisa’s background, ah, who can we talk to to find out more about her so, from your memories, from your recollections, start as far back as you can
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remember about Lisa and tell us up to when she....
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Agent Feola: She grew up by herself, ma’am? I mean it would be easier if we
asked you questions. She grow up by herself?
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Ms. Liebriech:
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Well, she had a brother who was two years older.
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Agent Feola: Two yeas older, what was his name?
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Ms. Liebriech:
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Steven. Steve.
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Ms. Liebriech:
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Uh huh. Steve McPherson.
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Agent Feola:
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And what happened with him?
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Ms. Liebriech:
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Ah, he committed suicide at sixteen years old. She was fourteen.
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But she, Lisa told her mother that she didn’t think he committed suicide. She never believed that he could do that. So whenever that is, you know, that’s.
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