Polish Court Sentences Cousins to Life for Murders
Two cousins have been sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for murders committed between 1971 and 1973 in Rochester, New York. One cousin, described as a sociopath, believed everything in the world was for his pleasure. He attempted to frame his older cousin and claimed police forced his confession. A woman he met in prison was convinced to help him by committing a murder, but she was caught during the attempt. The trial was reportedly the longest in the world.
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RMF FM Poland
“W listopadzie 1981 roku rozpoczęło się postępowanie, o którym prasa po jakimś czasie pisała najdłuższy proces świata.”
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