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A mentally deranged man, who was awarded death sentence in a Texas Court pulled out his only good eye and ate it.At least this is what he told the authorities.
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Mary Amber Martinez, left, and Mary Debruyckere holds hands as they head back to the cellblock after reading to make a tape of bedtime stories for their children during a program called “Bedtime Story” while serving time in the Denver County Jail in...
