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“It's been two months since Delphi teens Liberty German and Abigail Williams went missing.The killer is still on the loose after over 16,000 tips were reported to police.This is the man police believe is the suspect. LISTEN closely to him say, "down the hill" and SHARE to help police capture him.”

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“Bill Hampton played for the Crispus Attucks High School #basketball team that won the state championship in 1955. On March 22, he'll be inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Bill talks with 93 WIBC's C.J. Miller about what motivated the Tigers to become one of the best high school basketball teams in state history.”

“The emails reportedly ask for the recipient’s personal information, often including a link to a professional looking site.”

“Obama spokesperson Kevin Lewis said in a statement that Obama was unaware of any White House efforts to wire tap Trump Tower.”

“Court documents show that Elias Rosales, a pastor at a Lafayette church, attempted to get a five-year-old girl and a six-year-old girl to touch him inappropriately.He now faces to charges of child molesting and one count of attempted child molesting.”

“Thanks to the kindness of one man and thousands of Facebook shares, a birthday card found in the parking lot of a Fort Wayne Texas Roadhouse restaurant is on its way to the birthday boy!”

“DEVELOPING: Police say they don't suspect foul play in the death of Jacqueline Watts, the Indianapolis woman found dead in Columbus Saturday morning.They are still investigating. An autopsy is scheduled for Monday morning.Detectives will hold a press conference at noon Monday.”

“A Facebook user drew artist sketches of the Delphi double homicide suspect, and they've spread like wildfire -- but police say they did not ask for them, and do not endorse them.They prefer the public stick to the photos they've released, which are attached to this story.”