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Head and shoulder photograph of Leanne Tiernan

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Murder of Leanne Tiernan

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To illustrate an original encyclopedic article about the murder of the subject, on Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. The image is used to illustrate to a reader the visage of the victim of the crime, historically significant as leading to one of the largest missing persons inquiries in West Yorkshire and involving pioneering techniques of DNA profiling.

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The photo is of the same resolution as the web source, which is already of a reduced resolution from the original photograph. The image was released to the media and public for broad distribution by the police investigating the disappearance and subsequent murder of the subject, who would not lose profit from its further distribution. It is believed to be free for distribution and reuse. It has been extensively disseminated in the news media, both TV and print, since its first release in 2000 and is iconic with regard to the case. No further free image is likely to be created as the subject is deceased. It lacks significant creative elements.