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[New Case] Helping Hand

[New Case] Helping Hand

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Hello, Officer  

Local farmer John Reagle brought something to the bar to show his drinking buddies. He told them it was his ex-girlfriend's severed hand.

The other patrons and the staff didn't know whether to believe him, but nobody has seen Reagle's ex in a while, so someone called 911 just in case.

Is this alleged severed hand the result of a tragic accident, a fatal encounter, or an elaborate hoax?

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Examine the evidence, and share your thoughts in the comments.

Tip: Want to catch up on what's happened so far? Check out the Helping Hand recap.

Coming up … are there any missing persons in Yoknapatawpha County who might be short one hand?

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John Reagle bio

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A longtime Yoknapatawphan, Johnny is known as a likable guy when he's sober.


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John Reagle interview

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After Johnny sobered up overnight in jail, the detectives talked to him at the YCSD.


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Intoxicated man arrested

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An intoxicated man was arrested at a local bar in possession of a severed human hand.


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Photos of alleged human hand

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The alleged human hand was photographed and logged as evidence.

Warning: Images may be disturbing for some viewers.


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Farmer arrested brandishing hand

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The Crime Beat reports: Farmer arrested in possession of alleged severed human hand.


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Cindy Fine bio

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Cindy grew up in Oxford and married Andy Fine, a boy she'd known since childhood.


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Cindy Fine interview

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The detectives spoke to Andy Fine's wife to get more information about his life and disappearance.


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Andrew Fine bio

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When he left the Navy, Andy came home to Oxford, married, and worked as a mechanic.


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Archive: Andrew Fine interview

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The detectives learned that Andrew Fine had been interviewed in connection with another YCSD investigation.


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YCSD seeks witnesses

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The Crime Beat reports: The YCSD is seeking the public's help in locating a missing person.


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Coroner's report - hand

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The coroner's office sent the detectives a preliminary report on the hand. Additional analyses are ongoing.


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