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In the late summer of 2020, four months after Emily Noble was reported missing, her badly decomposed remains were discovered in a wooded area near her home in Westerville, Ohio, a town just outside Columbus. A USB cord was wrapped around her neck. Authorities turned to a well-known strangulation expert, Dr. Bill Smock, who concluded that she’d been choked to death — and her death had been staged to look like a suicidal hanging.
Among the high-profile cases he testified in were the murder trials of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and Robert Feldman, a Colorado man convicted of murder in his wife’s death last year after Smock said the scene had been staged to look like a suicide. In both cases he testified for the prosecution.
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