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MURDER
CASE #: 1974-18
MURDER CASE #: 1974-18
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Nancy Easton

Nancy Easton
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Offense Location:

San Bernardino County

Summary:

the body of Nancy Easton was found inside her home at 65 Cedar Lane which was set on fire. Arson Investigators determined the fire was intentionally set. The body suffered burns from the fire. There were no leads and the case went cold. (H#1974-247)

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Circumstances of Offense:

Arson - intentionally set on fire

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Report # 1974-247

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Arson investigators determine the fire was interntional

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Wednesday, March 06, 1974 10:43am

The Body of Nancy Easton was found inside her home which was set on fire. There are no leads and the case went cold


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