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Documentary On 2018 North Andover Murder Set To Film Locally
The true-crime documentary series is taking an in-depth look at the 2018 murder of North Andover resident Wendi Davidson.

Dave Copeland has covered business and local news for a wide range of publications, including the Boston Globe, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and the Dow Jones News Service. He joined Patch in September 2017 after spending time teaching writing, journalism, and digital media at Bridgewater State University and Bentley University in Massachusetts. Copeland grew up in Melrose and lives in Reading with his wife and daughter.
The true-crime documentary series is taking an in-depth look at the 2018 murder of North Andover resident Wendi Davidson.

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