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    Dutch prisoners given cold-case calendars in hope of solving crimes

    Police received 160 tipoffs after trial run of calendars featuring unsolved murders
    by Daniel Boffey in Brussels Jul 20, 2017 2 minutes
    One of the calendars used in the Dutch prison trial. Photograph: YouTube

    Prisoners across the Netherlands are to be issued with calendars for their cells featuring unsolved murders or disappearances as part of a drive by the Dutch police to crack unsolved cases.

    The so-called cold case calendars will be handed to all 30,000 prisoners in the country after a trial run in

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