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Trace Michaels aka Aaron Michael Dobbins Accused Of Cold-Case Murder

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(Image via video still/RubHim.com) I'm shocked to read over at Queerty that rather enthusiastic retired porn star Trace Michaels stands accused of murder in a cold case that was cracked via DNA under the victim's fingernails.

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