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Updated: 5:44 PM Oct 30, 2009
Crime Show Director Lives Real-Life Crime Story
A man who directed crime shows on TV is living out a real-life crime story. 76-year-old Raymond J. Devere-Austin of Earlysville is charged with stealing several items worth more than $200.
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October 30, 2009
A man who directed crime shows on TV is living out a real-life crime story.
76-year-old Raymond J. Devere-Austin of Earlysville is charged with stealing several items worth more than $200 from the Antiquers Mall on Route 29 in Ruckersville.
Devere-Austen's directing resume includes shows like Jag, Zorro, The Fall Guy, and Magnum PI. He's also written several mystery books.
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