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on into the 1974 murder of Cheryl Lynn Strother, who "was last seen alive July 24, 1974 leaving a summer school class at North Hardin High School." Becker's former wife, Mary Becker, "said she and her sons never heard him say the suspect's name, but said he had told two of their sons the suspect was th

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