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Posted: Jun 14, 2019 / 06:19 PM CDT / Updated: Jun 14, 2019 / 06:19 PM CDT

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FBI hoping for new leads in decades old cases involving murders of 4 women

League City, TX (WKRN) - The FBI is hoping for new leads in the deaths of four women, including one from Tennessee, found decades ago in a small town in Texas.

In a post on the FBI's website, the agency says the four had little in common other than their bodies being found in League City, Texas.

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Officials say 4th death tied to Imelda floods

Houston, TX (AP) - A man found dead in his vehicle in southeast Texas after floodwaters receded is at least the fourth person to have died in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Imelda.

Police in Beaumont said the body of 47-year-old Malcolm Foster was found Friday morning in a Toyota Prius that was spotted in a flooded canal. Authorities say his family was later notified of his death.

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Woman robbed trying to sell computer online

LA VERGNE, Tenn. (WKRN) - Police in La Vergne arrested two teenagers accused of robbing a woman during an online computer sale transaction.

According to investigators, 18-year-old Jadarian Marble and 18-year-old Tyler Benjamin went to the victim's house, supposedly to buy a MacBook Pro that a woman was selling online.

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