New details this week on the case of an ex-officer luring women with the promise of a ghost hunting trip. More victims are coming forward. Plus, we are working on saving you money. Learn everything you need to know about scratch and dent appliances.
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New accusations against ghost hunter accused of attacking women
There are new allegations against an ex-officer accused of sexually assaulting women he lured to go ghost hunting. Yes, this case is as bizarre as you might think. Investigator Bill Spencer has been following this story for months and he has the update.
Santa Fe couple headed to Washington
When the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act is signed into law Monday, two Santa Fe residents will be at the White House. Flo Rice was critically wounded during the Santa Fe high school mass shooting. Investigator Robert Arnold talked with Flo about her experience and the new law.
Attorney accused of not paying client
New accusations against a Pearland attorney charged with theft. A woman says she hired the attorney to represent her. A judgment was won, but paying it out is a different story. This isn’t the first time we’ve told you about this happening. Investigator Mario Diaz goes looking for the attorney and his story is here.
Helping your family save money
As the price of everything goes up, you may be asking about ways to save. Investigator Amy Davis is looking for ways to help your family save money. This week, learn how to get lower prices on big-ticket appliances, and what you need to know about buying scratch and dent products.
*We are working on a series of stories to help people save money. We’d love your ideas. Is there something you do that you would like to share? Email producer Andrea Slaydon at aslaydon@kprc.com and we might feature you in one of our stories!
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