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12 years later, Berbiglia's murder remains unresolved. Her mother, friends and family still seek answers, closure and justice.聽
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After hearing testimony and arguments for seven days, it took an Horry County jury less than an hour to convict a Tabor City, North Carolina, woman of murder on Friday, Jan. 17.