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The abandoned building at 1137 Liberty Street in Camden where the body of Curtis Jenkins, III was recovered. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

Police: Frustrated Kidnappers Killed Camden Man in Failed Ransom Attempt

  • Previous Article CCPO: Slain Camden Councilman’s Grandson and Alleged Killer ‘Weren’t Strangers’
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