Central Park murder suspect says he was hit first and hit back 20 times: complaint
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Editor's note: the above video is from a previous newscast. NEW YORK (PIX11) - The man accused of killing a woman inside Central Park during a nor’easter was arraigned Thursday and ordered held as the case moves forward.
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The man accused of bludgeoning a 63-year-old woman to death with a stick inside Central Park earlier this week told officers who arrested him that the woman hit him first, according to a criminal complaint.
The man who allegedly murdered a beloved homeless artist in Central Park on Sunday beat the life out of her with a stick more than 20 times, according to court documents. Jonathan Robles, 36, was arraigned virtually from a hospital in criminal court on Oct.
Editor's note: the above video is from a previous newscast. NEW YORK (PIX11) - The man accused of killing a woman inside Central Park during a nor’easter was arraigned Thursday and ordered held as the case moves forward.
Prosecutors said Rogers, who was homeless, died from blunt force trauma to her head -- and the stick was found broken into pieces and covered in blood near her body.
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