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"MARK SANCHEZ SUED FOR MILLIONS, TWO CHILD KILLERS SENTENCED & THE BOYFRIEND WHO SCATTERED HIS GIRLFRIEND'S BONES"
Published 5 months, 2 weeks ago
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Reid Carter covers Perry Tole's lawsuit against Mark Sanchez and FOX Corporation, claiming permanent disfigurement and loss of function after the parking space brawl. The 69-year-old oil collector wants millions for injuries to his mouth, jaw and face. Darriynn Brown gets life for snatching 4-year-old Cash Gernon from his crib and murdering him. Bionca Ellis goes on trial for randomly stabbing 3-year-old Julian Wood outside a grocery store. Plus Daniel Stearns convicted of killing girlfriend Nancy Howery, burying her, digging her up, burning her body, and scattering 800 bone fragments across four locations. Wednesday proves violence has consequences, whether parking disputes or murder.
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