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Patricia Johnson is found guilty in 1991 of the shooting death of her third husband; Rebecca Bivens is serving 40 years for fatally beating her five-year-old stepdaughter.
Patricia Johnson is found guilty in 1991 of the shooting death of her third husband; Rebecca Bivens is serving 40 years for fatally beating her five-year-old stepdaughter.
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