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Web Site Aids in Solving Crimes

A new Web site aims to give regular citizens the ability to fight back against crime.

Edmond businessman Paul Conrady has just launched a Web site called crimeseen.com. The site allows individuals to post videos, police reports or any information they have on a crime.

There is tons of surveillance video of crimes that never make the news, but this site aims to put them all in one place.

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http://www.news9.com/Global/story.asp?S=12007229
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