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Does anyone remember the UM case about a man found dead in his garage in Edmore, ND? I believe they suspected someone with whom he was at a bar with that night, but can't prove anything. Was there any update?
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I remember that segment. The name of the deceased was Kenneth Ingy (if I spelled his last name correctly; but I recall that it was pronounced, In-gee). I know that his death occurred in October of 1988, and that the segment probably aired during the 1990-91 season. A man named Curtis Heck was suspected, though I don't think he was ever officially a suspect.
There was so little evidence that there was apparently no real proof that there was foul play. Even Ingy's uncle expressed doubts about the possibility of a final resolution, stating that there are "too many loose ends." Not surprisingly, there has been no update.
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