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Frank Matthews walked away from a Brooklyn federal case in 1973 with his girlfriend and millions in cash, and no authority has verified a single trace of him since. The question is no longer where he went — it is what proof, at this point, could settle whether he is alive at all.
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A 25-year veteran who once guarded the chief faces a felony charge after an off-duty parking dispute at the Shops at La Cantera ended, investigators say, with a shot through a DoorDash driver's rear window. He denies firing. T.W.A. News Investigates is tracking the case.
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Federal agents say more than 400 investors — many of them in San Antonio — handed Gomez roughly $10 million for stock portfolios the FBI says never existed. He is charged with wire fraud, believed to be in Mexico, and the FBI is offering up to $150,000 for information that leads to his arrest and conviction.
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David J. Rush built the largest theft in his agency's history out of paperwork: a fabricated Special Access Program, a fabricated résumé, and real authority. He took about $194 million, turned $46 million of it into gold bars, and — prosecutors told the court — described a clandestine American source to a foreign official. He has pleaded guilty. The open case now is how the CIA never saw it.
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T.W.A. News Investigates looks at how long rental repairs really take — and where the system stalls.
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Following the money and the paper trail behind the region's biggest road projects.
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