Joe Dziemianowicz

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In 2007, a 25-year-old unsolved homicide case was reopened when an informant shared vital information with sheriffs in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The source claimed to know who killed Lynn Orrand, 25, a hard-working family man who was shot while deer hunting on January 16, 1982. “By looking at the size of the wound, detectives could determine that he was shot with a 12-gauge shotgun,” said Mark DiNardo, now retired as a detective with Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office.

1 week ago | oxygen.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

Investigators Set Out on Their Pursuit of Suspects Closest to Lynn OrrandIn 2007, a 25-year-old unsolved homicide case was reopened when an informant shared vital information with sheriffs in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Watch Fatal Family Feuds on Oxygen Sunday, February 16 at 7/6c. Catch up on Peacock and the free Oxygen app. The source claimed to know who killed Lynn Orrand, 25, a hard-working family man who was shot while deer hunting on January 16, 1982.

1 week ago | oxygen.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

After failing to make an appointment, 21-year-old Talina Bryant was reported missing on September 8, 2000. Watch new episodes of New York Homicide on Oxygen and Peacock. Catch up on the Oxygen app. Detectives Daniel Rice and Leonard Golino, both now retired from the New York City Police Department’s 52nd Precinct, went to Bryant’s apartment building in the Bronx.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

After failing to make an appointment, 21-year-old Talina Bryant was reported missing on September 8, 2000. Detectives Daniel Rice and Leonard Golino, both now retired from the New York City Police Department’s 52nd Precinct, went to Bryant’s apartment building in the Bronx. “There were three apartments downstairs,” Golino said in the “Bronx Undercover” episode of New York Homicide, which airs new episodes on Saturdays at 9/8c p.m. on Oxygen.

1 week ago | newyorktheatreguide.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

Get a front-row seat to backstage funny business! The new Broadway musical comedy Smash lifts the curtain on the ups and meltdowns of making Bombshell, a fictional show about the life of Marilyn Monroe. Based loosely on the 2012 television series Smash, the Broadway show is running now at the Imperial Theatre, directed by Tony Award winner Susan Stroman (The Producers, Contact, The Scottsboro Boys).