Three years later, double homicide at restaurant in Denver’s West Highlands neighborhood remains unsolved
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DENVER — It’s been three years since a suspect killed two employees at the American Elm restaurant in Denver’s West Highlands neighborhood, but police have yet to develop leads that will advance their investigation.
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DENVER — It’s been three years since a suspect killed two employees at the American Elm restaurant in Denver’s West Highlands neighborhood, but police have yet to develop leads that will advance their investigation.
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