Police release sketch
(11/13/95 5:00am)
Public Safety has released a composite sketch of the assailant involved in the Sept. 13 kidnapping and assault of three University employees.
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Public Safety has released a composite sketch of the assailant involved in the Sept. 13 kidnapping and assault of three University employees.
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