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Thirty-three years ago, investigators in St. Lucie County came upon a badly decomposed body in a citrus grove. It was a homicide, but for three decades, no one had been arrested. But now, that cold case has been closed.
ST. LUCIE COUNTY A more than 30-year-old cold case homicide involving a stormy relationship and shotgun blasts has been solved as a DNA match allowed St. Lucie County sheriff’s investigators to identify the deceased.
Detective Paul Taylor, the agency’s cold case detective, last month closed the 1988 case against Michael Lewis Akins in the death of 25-year-old Rocky Lane Taylor. The detective and the deceased aren’t related.
Investigators at the time had a strong idea Akins was responsible, but the remains, found under a citrus tree, were decomposed and they couldn’t conclusively identify the body. Prosecutors denied a warrant because the medical examiner’s office couldn’t make the identification.
33-year-old cold case in St. Lucie County solved
Body of Rocky Taylor, 25, found in citrus grove in 1987
Thirty-three years ago, investigators in St. Lucie County came upon a badly decomposed body in a citrus grove. It was a homicide, but for three decades, no one had been arrested. But now, that cold case has been closed.
and last updated 2021-05-13 13:58:34-04
ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Fla. â Thirty-three years ago, investigators in St. Lucie County came upon a badly decomposed body in a citrus grove.
It was a homicide, but for three decades, no one had been arrested.
But now, that cold case has been closed.
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image captionHollywood Bulldogs features the men behind the stunts of Indiana Jones, Superman and James Bond
A new film promises to tell the little-known story of a group of British stuntmen who featured in some of the biggest films of the 1970s and 80s.
Hollywood Bulldogs: The Rise and Falls of the Great British Stuntman is the latest film from Oxfordshire director Jon Spira.
It reveals behind the scenes stories of iconic stunts from Indiana Jones, Superman, James Bond and more.
The feature-length documentary will also be narrated by actor Ray Winstone.