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Slain NJ mother 911 call made by her husband has forensic expert warning one mistake could derail focus
A 911 call from Conor Hanlon, husband of slain New Jersey mother Brooke Hanlon, has drawn scrutiny from internet sleuths and experts. Forensic linguist Dr. Robert Leonard warns against analyzing the call to determine guilt, citing past cases where innocent individuals were wrongly accused based on 911 call demeanor. No charges have been filed in Brooke Hanlon's death.
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