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Joseph Therrien
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Joseph Therrien

Associated Press · December 26, 1948

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Bristol, Conn. - Warrants were issued Saturday for the arrest on manslaughter charges of Joseph (Bill) Therrien, 22, left, and george St. James, 18, both of Bristol, in connection with Christmas morn slaying of Mrs. Lillian Rich Brackett, 42, of Plainville.

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