Crime

D.C. man gunned down a day after release from prison

By Scott McCabe
Published March 18, 2012 4:00am ET
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D.C. man gunned down a day after release from prison
It was Independence Day 2004 and Larry Baskin had been out of prison for only one day when he was gunned down during a noon downpour in Northeast Washington. District homicide detectives have run out of leads in the slaying of the 47-year-old Baskin. He is one of the District’s more than 4,000 cold cases. […]

It was Independence Day 2004 and Larry Baskin had been out of prison for only one day when he was gunned down during a noon downpour in Northeast Washington.

District homicide detectives have run out of leads in the slaying of the 47-year-old Baskin. He is one of the District’s more than 4,000 cold cases.

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