YCSD Emergency Services received a 911 call reporting a body at Victor Jennings' residence.
Victor was a literary agent who represented authors of tell-alls or unauthorized biographies.
Lee hoped her job as Victor's assistant would help her break into the Hollywood scene.
Back at the station, the detectives spoke to the woman who found the body.
As Victor's younger brother, Ray grew up in his shadow and under his thumb.
The detectives met with Victor's brother to learn more about him.
The detectives asked Victor's right-hand man to come in to talk about his boss.
The detectives talked to Victor's next door neighbor to find out more about him.
CSU submitted a preliminary inventory of evidence collected in the Victor Jennings death investigation.
Victor's father is a lifelong Oxonian with a colorful if sometimes shady history.
The detectives spoke to Brad, who was one of the few people close to Victor.
Margaret married her college sweetheart, and they divided responsibility for raising their two boys.
The detectives talked to Victor's mother to find out more about him and his relationships.
Thomas is an Oxford native, a Harvard graduate, and a prominent local attorney.
The detectives asked Victor's attorney about the civil and criminal legal matters Victor was facing.
The Oxford Weekly Planet reports on a Hollywood power couple recently arrived in town.
Investigators obtained Victor Jennings' phone call activity for the days leading up to his death.
Born and raised in NYC, Michael moved to Hollywood, where he became a star.
The detectives met with Michael to find out more about his relationship with Victor.
Samantha grew up a stone's throw from Hollywood and always dreamed of becoming a star.
The detectives asked Samantha about her relationship with Victor in light of the alleged blackmail.
Terri and her roommate have both been pursuing modeling careers since high school.
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