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The legitimacy of a prison marriage is debated when one half of a couple dies and her daughter sues the other for the return of a truck; former live-in lovers feud over a security deposit.
The legitimacy of a prison marriage is debated when one half of a couple dies and her daughter sues the other for the return of a truck; former live-in lovers feud over a security deposit.
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