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Motives and Murder Season 1 Episode 7

Motives and Murder: The brutal murder of two taxi drivers in two days has Austin, Texas cabbies fearing for their lives. Several eye witnesses identify a suspect, but the lead goes cold. Years later, a critical piece of evidence breaks the case wide open.

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Crime, Documentary, Mystery

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