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Found slain
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Found slain

Associated Press · June 22, 1963

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A 13-year-old boy has admitted the knife slaying of erica sayers, 11, above, after he had been "pushed around," new york police said today. The girl's body was found in her manhattan apartment today. This photo was made recently in connection with her scheduled graduation from the sixth grade on monday.

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