Tuscaloosa police appeal for information in 1987 killing of Chanda Fehler
Chanda Fehler was last seen on June 10, 1987, at a pool on UA's campus. Her body was found days later in the Black Warrior ...
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Who killed Chanda Fehler: 1987 Tuscaloosa Cold Case seeks new leads through forensic testing and $10,000 reward
The Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes unit is asking the public to come forward with any information that can lead to the arrest of ...
Investigators hope to finally solve University of Alabama grad student’s 1987 murder
It’s been nearly 38 years since a University of Alabama graduate student was found slain in the Black Warrior River, and ...
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Tuscaloosa police appeal for information in 1987 killing of Chanda Fehler
Tuscaloosa police are seeking new leads in the 1987 cold case murder of University of Alabama student Chanda Fehler. Fehler's body was found on the banks of the Black Warrior River four days after ...
Cold case remains cold, but not forgotten, 38 years later in Tuscaloosa
A Tuscaloosa County family and investigators are asking you to help them find the person who kidnapped and killed a woman 38 ...
1987 Tuscaloosa Cold Case seeks new leads through forensic testing and $10,000 reward
The Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit is asking the public to come forward with any information that can lead to the arrest of the person who killed Chanda Fehler in 1987.
"Now is the time:" Tuscaloosa County sheriff seeks new leads in 1987 unsolved murder case
Tuscaloosa County Sheriff Jack Kennedy has renewed calls for information in the nearly 40-year-old unsolved murder of Chanda ...
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Investigators hope to finally solve University of Alabama grad student’s 1987 murder
Chanda Fehler, 23, was last seen June 10, 1987, at the Riverside pool on UA’s campus. Her vehicle was found at the pool, but there was no sign of Fehler. The interior light was on and one of the ...
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Officials hopeful modern forensics could crack decades-old murder of University of Alabama student
Authorities in Tuscaloosa are hopeful that new forensic techniques may lead to answers in the nearly 40-year-old unsolved murder of a University of Alabama student.Chanda Fehler was last seen at the ...