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Chirila testified as a government witness, saying he was aware of Conforte’s ownership of A.G.E. Corp. In 1998, Chirila sued Conforte for $14 million, claiming he was wrongly fired because he cooperated with federal prosecutors.

The case went cold until earlier this year, when a tipster suggested 77-year-old Tudor Chirila, the former deputy attorney general of Nevada with a history of sordid affairs, may have been the one to kill Anderson back in 1972.

Any guesses who the tipster might have been? lol

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More detailed info around the case:

https://www.oxygen.com/crime-news/tudor-chirila-charged-nancy-anderson-1972-murder

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Any guesses who the tipster might have been? lol

Conforte reportedly died in Brazil in 2019 from pneumonia associated with alzheimer's...