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Robert N. Malm
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Robert N. Malm

International News Photos (New York, N.Y.) · December 13, 1953

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A police photo of Robert N. Malm, ex-convict, of Newington, Conn., who, according to police, today admitted he strangled 11-year-old Irene Fiederowicz in Hartford, on December 10, because she threatened to tell her mother that he had undressed and molested her. Police said a technical charge of manslaughter will be filed against Malm pending a grand jury indictment.

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