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Killer Caught, Peter John Peters, foreground, faces a life sentence for two murders during a five-day rampage of terror
Killer Caught, Peter John Peters, foreground, faces a life sentence for two murders during a five-day rampage of terror

Killer Caught, Peter John Peters, foreground, faces a life sentence for two murders during a five-day rampage of terror

Date1/30/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Killer Caught, Peter John Peters, foreground, faces a life sentence for two murders during a five-day rampage of terror.
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