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Tragedy's victims
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Tragedy's victims

[ca. March 1952]

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Fighting for life today in Addison Gilbert Hospital is Natalie Carrancho, 20 (above) after her father, Anthony, 65, in a maniacal rage, shot and killed her sisters, Leonora, 29 (at right), and Mary, 21, then committed suicide in their blood-splattered Gloucester home.

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