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By Rick Bragg · The New York Times · August 1995
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A Killer's Only Confidant: The Man Who Caught Susan Smith
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"The case of a lifetime is closed for Howard Wells. The reporters and the well-wishers have begun to drift away, leaving the Union County Sheriff at peace. He will try to do a little fishing when the police radio is quiet, or just sit with his wife, Wanda, and talk of anything but the murderer Susan Smith."

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