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Reminds me of something about a true crime case on TV. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/48-hours-drawn-to-murder/2/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/48-hours-drawn-to-murder/2/ >But the plan went still further: at one point, police duped a newspaper reporter into writing a phony story saying an arrest was imminent. They even left a copy of Tim's mother's obituary on the windshield of a friend's truck. >"That's torture," says Tim's former attorney, Erik Fischer. "They're trying to get this poor kid to relive his mother's death. They're trying to make him snap! It's a psychological experiment to try to make him snap!"