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Miami-Dade police didn't hear the gunshots, but they did hear the phone ring. If it wasn't for an anonymous phone call they may not have found the body of a dead man in a Northwest Miami-Dade apartment. Now, with little clues and few apparent witnesses police must solve the mysterious murder.
Police received the anonymous call about a dead body last Friday. When they arrived at the apartment complex in the 2200 block of NW 51st Street they found the body of a young man, believed to be in his 20s, lifeless and shot to death.
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