Mississippi : Norman Ladner

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02/28/22 • 42 min

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Does a closed case always mean the case is solved? For the death of Norman Ladner many do not believe this case is solved even though it was ruled a suicide very quickly. Norman was a typical country boy that loved hunting and exploring his parents land. Evidence from by the parents points to anything but suicide so why wasn't this case looked at deeper? Does it have anything to do with the Dixie Mafia? If you have any information about Norman Ladner’s suspicious death please reach out to Pearl River County Sheriff’s Office at 601-795-2241.
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