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Florida officer home case Developing

First reported Oct 21, 2:21 AM ET by New York Post · ongoing, 64 hours so far

Florida officer took possession of man's home after finding him dead 4 years ago, police say (opens the original story in a new tab)

Associated PressOct 22, 8:00 PM

8 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Fox News, The Epoch Times +15
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02407,50015K06121810/2206121810/23061210/21 2 AM · New York Post: Florida police officer allegedly took over dead man's home, po…10/22 4 PM · HuffPost: Florida Officer Accused Of Impersonating Dead Man To Take Possessio…

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8 outlets, in order of their first story; headlines link to the original · 1 more on YouTube only

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Not yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Fox News, The Epoch Times, Newsweek, Los Angeles Times, CNN, The Hill, Business Insider, Newsmax, CNBC, CBS News, MS NOW, The Wall Street Journal, Politico, The Washington Post, NTD, TIME, Vox

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5 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 1,740 likes in all

107 likes · 41 reposts

Florida Police Officer Is Accused in Scheme to Seize a Dead Man’s House

Bluesky · The New York Times · Oct 22, 6:25 PM

53 likes · 7 reposts

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