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"SPANDAU BALLET RAPIST GUILTY, COFFIN ESCAPE ARTIST'S LAST-DITCH BID & THE CONMAN WHO FAKED HIS DEATH"
Published 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Reid Carter dives into the tabloids for Friday's bizarre crime roundup. Spandau Ballet singer Ross Davidson convicted of raping one woman and attempting to rape another - prosecutor says the "sex symbol" expected "sex on demand" and attacked women he met on Tinder while they slept. Double killer Gordon "Woody" Mower makes first public appearance in 30 years - the hulking murderer who slaughtered his parents and once tried escaping prison in a coffin now claims his lawyers bribed him to plead guilty. Nicholas Rossi, the world's most dangerous conman, faked his death to flee rape charges - was found in a Scottish hospital claiming to be an Irish orphan named Arthur Knight.
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