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In July 2020, a California attorney was gunned down at his mountain home in Cedarpines Park. Investigators linked the killing to another lawyer with extremist views — but with no trial and no conviction, the case remains officially unresolved. This is the chilling story of a murder in the mountains… and a justice system left with unanswered questions.
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Marc Angelucci, Cedarpines Park murder, California unsolved case, true crime stories, unsolved murders USA, USA Unsolved Crime Files, mountain home killing, deliveryman disguise murder, courtroom mystery, lawyer shot at home, crime documentary, unsolved justice

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👉 Do you want me to also make a set of thumbnail text overlays (short, bold phrases designed to grab attention like “Still Unsolved?” or “The Knock That Killed Him”)?

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Perfect 👍 Here are some thumbnail text overlay ideas for this story — short, bold, and curiosity-driven to grab attention:

🎨 Thumbnail Text Ideas

“STILL UNSOLVED?”

“THE KNOCK THAT KILLED HIM”

“NO CONVICTION”

“WHO WANTED HIM DEAD?”

“JUSTICE DENIED”

“THE DELIVERYMAN MURDER”

“A CASE WITHOUT CLOSURE”

These work best when paired with dramatic imagery (Marc’s consistent portrait + shadowy deliveryman figure + moody background like crime scene tape or courthouse shadows).

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