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DOVER (AP) – Sheila LaBarre said in the days before she murdered Kenneth Countie that she thought all pedophiles should be shot, according to a recording played for the jury in her insanity trial Friday. The statement came at the end of a short tape LaBarre made in which she was heard complaining... [read full story]                    

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