4Spokane News
safety · Friday, October 9

Thomas Wales’ Killing Remains Unsolved 25 Years Later

The federal prosecutor’s death remains unresolved, despite investigators’ focus on the first day after a homicide.

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Twenty-five years after federal prosecutor Thomas Wales was killed, the case remains unsolved. Homicide investigators often say the likelihood of solving a killing falls sharply when it is not cleared during the first 24 hours.

Source: The Spokesman-Review ↗

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