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No,she didn't. The case was initially investigated in 1999 by Joseph Becera, a New York State police detective who came upon a tip and spent months working on different leads. Pirro became interested in the case a year later, in part to help with her reelection efforts (for district attorney) and to shield her from problems with her husband, who had his own legal issues. There's a very good book on the case, A Deadly Secret by Matt Birkbeck, that gets very deep into Pirro and her motivations.

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