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Points for expansion
[edit]I'm outlining areas to expand for myself and anyone who wants to join me:
- Flesh out the lead.
- Describe his upbringing and childhood more.
- Expand on the 2002 crime - there may be some local newspaper articles about this incident.
- Mention his autobiography.
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