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49 Murders! Did Robert Browne Really Kill That Many People?
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49 Murders! Did Robert Browne Really Kill That Many People? ---Robert Charles Browne is a man who claims to have killed nearly 50 people. On the surface, Browne's life seemed pretty unremarkable—a military man with a checkered past, eventually leading to his conviction for two murders. Yet, his later confessions painted a far more sinister picture.
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