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Break cited in 1981 murder on Oneida Nation land
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2003 The 1981 rape and murder of a woman on the Oneida Nation land in New York has been solved, The Syracuse Post-Standard reports. Law enforcement authorities "know who killed Tammy Mahoney," a county sheriff said. Mahoney was gang-raped and murdered on the 32-acre Oneida Reservation on May 8, 1981, The U.S. Attorney's office in New York would have to bring the case to a federal grand jury. Get the Story:
Sheriff claims break in Tammy Mahoney case (The Syracuse Post-Standard 4/23)
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