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Jonathan Luna was a federal prosecutor, working on a plea agreement for the Smith-Poindexter case. On the night of December 3rd, 2003, his vehicle left the Baltimore courthouse at 11:38 PM. His body was discovered early the next morning, face-down in a creek with multiple stab wounds. Could this have something to do with his line of work? Perhaps this is a cover up. Some people believe he ended his own life, but others say this is an obvious homicide.
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- CONSPIRACY: Jonathan Luna | Crime Junkie Podcast
- Jonathan Luna Podcast - Season 3 of Somebody Somewhere (sbswpodcast.com)
- Breaking News Concerning Jonathan Luna Murder Case | Newslanc.com
- Private investigator in Jonathan Luna murder reveals new information on 16 year cold case | fox43.com
- York County private detective aims to solve mystery surrounding 2003 death of Jonathan Luna (wgal.com)
- Microsoft Word - Jonathan Luna Case Study (psu.edu)
- A decade later, prosecutor Luna’s death still a mystery - The Washington Post
- NEWLY DISCOVERED DOCUMENTS related to investigation of Jonathan Luna's death (wgal.com)
- Private investigator in Jonathan Luna murder reveals new information on 16 year cold case | fox43.com
- Jonathan Luna - Wikipedia
- Jonathan Luna: How Did He Die? Was it Murder or Suicide? Who Killed Him? (thecinemaholic.com)
- Jonathan Luna /// 572 /// 573 (truecrimegarage.com)
- U.S. Attorney Questioned - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
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- Baltimore Defense Attorney Kenneth Ravenell Sentenced To Nearly 5 Years In Prison For Money Laundering Conspiracy - CBS Baltimore (cbsnews.com)
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Jonathan Luna was a federal prosecutor, working on a plea agreement for the Smith-Poindexter case. On the night of December 3rd, 2003, his vehicle left the Baltimore courthouse at 11:38 PM. His body was discovered early the next morning, face-down in a creek with multiple stab wounds. Could this have something to do with his line of work? Perhaps this is a cover up. Some people believe he ended his own life, but others say this is an obvious homicide.
Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/
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