Tribe Partners With Sheriff’s Office In Hopes of Solving Pair of Cold Case Homicides

By Eric Rosane / erosane@yelmonline.com

Posted 10/5/19

The Nisqually Indian Tribe recently donated $13,000 to the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office in hopes of solving two cold case homicides that occurred near the Nisqually Reservation, one of which …

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