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Rodney Alcala, who once appeared as a contestant on "The Dating Game," is sentenced to death over five murders committed in the '70s and later confesses to 30 more, but is believed to have killed up to 130 people.
Rodney Alcala, who once appeared as a contestant on "The Dating Game," is sentenced to death over five murders committed in the '70s and later confesses to 30 more, but is believed to have killed up to 130 people.
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