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Tomasz K.

  • Jun 29

    Appeals court upgrades sentence to life for husband who killed wife with hammer and staged train collision

    A Polish appellate court on Monday sentenced Tomasz K. to life in prison, finding he murdered his 31-year-old wife with 11 hammer blows and then placed her body in a car on a railway crossing to simulate a fatal collision.

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