USS Doris Miller
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LAS VEGAS — The fugitive accused of raping a little girl on videotape was portrayed yesterday as a dangerous, knife-wielding survivalist who once vowed never to be taken alive and formerly worked as an animal trainer with Las Vegas illusionists Siegfried & Roy.
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|LAS VEGAS — The fugitive accused of raping a little girl on videotape was portrayed yesterday as a dangerous, knife-wielding survivalist who once vowed never to be taken alive and formerly worked as an animal trainer with Las Vegas illusionists Siegfried & Roy.
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