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March 26, 2015

Brutal slaying: Accused murderer Martin stabbed victim ‘more than 100 times;’ claims crime of passion

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RIDGWAY — Graphic testimony and a rare admission of guilt marked day one in the Elk County murder trial of Nicholas Martin, whose defense team, in seeking a lesser conviction,

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