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English: Nick Kuesis, in a hospital bed, identifies James Morelli (far right) as the man who attempted to murder him by shooting him in the neck. Morelli was on a crime spree with two gang associates, Thomas Daley and Lowell Fentress, and, in addition to critically injuring Nick's friend Frank Baker, also murdered Nick's brother John, Theodore Callis, and Emil Schmeichel. Morelli was executed for the murder of Schmeichel. |
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| Author | Unknown International News affiliate |
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