Former Norwich man rejects deal, wants new trial in amputation case
Former Norwich resident Kristopher Prudhomme rejected a deal Thursday that would have meant no additional prison time, in favor of a new trial.
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Former Norwich resident Kristopher Prudhomme rejected a deal Thursday that would have meant no additional prison time, in favor of a new trial.
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