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[Raw Deal] Death by disgruntled employee?

[Raw Deal] Death by disgruntled employee?

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Was Philip Fontaine's murder related to one of the family's employees?

Detectives Armstrong and Murphy learned that the housekeeper had a disagreement with Ashley Fontaine on the same day Philip was killed and walked off the job.

And while the family's handyman may not have had any complaints about Philip, his wife certainly did.

Did the Fontaines' treatment of their employees push someone too far?

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Examine the evidence and share your thoughts in the comments.

Tip: Want to find out what's happened so far in the Raw Deal investigation? Check out the Case Recap.

Coming up … It's no secret that Philip made enemies in the business community. Did one of his corporate rivals strike back?

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Benito Flores bio

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Benito and his girlfriend moved to Yoknapatawpha County in hopes of better job prospects.


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Benito Flores interview

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The detectives wanted to get Benito's response to the claims others made about him.


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Stacy Beecher interview

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The detectives wanted to find out how much of her husband's story Stacy could corroborate.


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Stacy Beecher bio

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Stacy hoped her husband's job with the Fontaines would bring the life she always wanted.


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Joey Beecher interview

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The detectives talked to Joey about his work for Philip and the Fontaine family.


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Joey Beecher bio

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When Joey went to work for Mr. Fontaine, he finally had a job he could stick with.


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Bruno Coleman interview

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The detectives brought in Bruno, one of Philip's business competitors, to discuss their longstanding conflict.


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Bruno Coleman bio

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Bruno's rivalry with Philip Fontaine began when they were co-workers as young men.


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Fingerprint analysis

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The Crime Lab provided a preliminary summary report on fingerprints from the Fontaine crime scene.


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Ballistics analysis

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The Crime Lab analyzed ballistic evidence recovered at the scene.


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Presumptive blood test results

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Suspected bloodstains from the crime scene were tested for the presence of human blood.


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Kenny Ross bio

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Currently serving time for a narcotics distribution conviction, Kenny is an occasional resource for investigators.


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