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A journalist on the ground who witnessed the defendant shoot Joseph Rosenbaum is descriptive in what he saw; Richie McGinniss told the jury what he saw and remembered hearing the four fatal shots in a manner of seconds.
A journalist on the ground who witnessed the defendant shoot Joseph Rosenbaum is descriptive in what he saw; Richie McGinniss told the jury what he saw and remembered hearing the four fatal shots in a manner of seconds.
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