Maniac who killed dad of 3 in front of toddler cleared of murder after lawyers blame mental illness
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Maniac who killed dad of 3 in front of toddler cleared of murder after lawyers blame mental illness A psychotic, drug-smoking man who stabbed a father to death in front of his wife and their 3-year-old daughter has dodged murder charges after his lawyers…
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Maniac who killed dad of 3 in front of toddler cleared of murder after lawyers blame mental illness A psychotic, drug-smoking man who stabbed a father to death in front of his wife and their 3-year-old daughter has dodged murder charges after his lawyers…
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