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‘Considered unsolvable by most’: Las Vegas nonprofit undeterred as it works to close cold cases
It isn’t lost on law enforcement. The co-founders, married couple Justin Woo and Lydia Ansel recently got the Key to the Strip for all of their work. But they say they’re not done, and hoping ...
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A Las Vegas woman was found strangled to death in 1994. Decades later, a nonprofit group helped identify her killer
Melonie White was a young mother of a baby boy, a stylish lover of fashion and on an inspired search for a new career when her body was found strangled and lifeless. White was 27 years old when ...
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The Search for Justice: How a nonprofit is leading the charge to solve Las Vegas cold cases
Woo said a $10 donation can go far and help solve another cold case. Woo and Lydia Ansel both founded the Vegas Justice League, and they said no matter how old the case is, it can be solved.
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A Las Vegas woman was found strangled to death in 1994. Decades later, a nonprofit group helped identify her killer
Funding for the cases comes from donations from the six members of the Justice League, including Woo and his wife, Lydia Ansel, as well as donations from the community. Once enough money is raised ...