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Dennis Linehan
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Dennis Linehan

United Press International · July 31, 1965

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Police say Dennis Linehan, shown here in file photo, has confessed to the killing of Barbara Iverson, 14, whose body was found near here. Linehan said he killed the 14-yr-old babysitter and forced his wife to help bury the body. He said she was buried June 11th, two days after the killing. Linehan is the father of two children.

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