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Before entering into a bizarre tale of childhood molestation and family tribulations, the accused killer of an Upper East Side therapist told investigators on the day he was arrested that he “didn’t mean to hurt anyone,” according to court documents released yesterday.
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|Before entering into a bizarre tale of childhood molestation and family tribulations, the accused killer of an Upper East Side therapist told investigators on the day he was arrested that he “didn’t mean to hurt anyone,” according to court documents released yesterday.
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