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'He told me he has to turn himself in': 12-year-old testifies in Robert Kessler murder trial

Katherine Langford
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'He told me he has to turn himself in': 12-year-old testifies in Robert Kessler murder trial โ€” Dunedin Real Estate news

The girl, who considered Kessler her father, described hearing an argument, noticing a strange smell inside their home and watching him clean out victim's bedroom.

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