Theowl32
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Harris was sentenced to death and sent to prison in 1994 for kidnapping, raping and killing 22-year-old Kristin Huggins. The Bucks County, Pennsylvania, artist and recent Temple University graduate was painting a community mural in Trenton in 1992.
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Retired Trenton Deputy Police Chief Joe Constance, who led the team of detectives on the Huggins case, told NJ Advance Media Wednesday that Harris was “the most evil person I’ve encountered in the 32 years I was on the job.”
Harris’ life was spared when New Jersey abolished the death penalty in 2007.
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Man who killed artist, inmate dies in New Jersey prison
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A man who raped and killed a Pennsylvania artist and who fatally beat a fellow inmate on New Jersey's death row has died in prison.
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Good thing Jersey abolished the death penalty to spare the filthy ape his life isn't it?