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This story originally aired on March 5, 2022.When investigators found the body of Ally Kostial, a student at the University of Mississippi in Oxford, in July 2019 near Sardis Lake, an abandoned fishing camp not far from campus, they wondered why someone would so brutally take the life of the 21-year-old. When you got there hellip; what did you find CBS Saturday Morning co-host Michelle Miller asked Lafayette County investigator Jarrett Bundren. A white female laying on the ground hellip; with multiple gun shots wounds to her back, Bundren replied. I have not worked a murder where somebody has been shot that many times. Ally Kostial
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GOSHEN, Ind. - A judge has ordered an Indiana woman who admitted to fatally smothering her two children to undergo mental health treatment before going to prison under a 130-year sentence.Thirty-year-old Amber Pasztor of Fort Wayne told an Elkhart County judge she was sorry before he ordered the sentence Thursday morning. She pleaded guilty but mentally ill to two counts of murder in the deaths of 7-year-ol
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