Whitton v. Dixon · ¶13
The next morning, the police found Maulden dead in his room. He had suffered a fractured skull, three fatal stab wounds to his chest, and stab wounds to his shoulder, cheek, neck, scalp, and back. Blood had sprayed all over the foor, furniture, walls, and ceiling.Read in context ›
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