A Missouri man told authorities he was the first to hit a doctor over the head with a hammer in an attack at her southwest Florida home, according to court documents.
June 27, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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A Missouri man told authorities he was the first to hit a doctor over the head with a hammer in an attack at her southwest Florida home, according to court documents.
New details about the killing of Dr. Teresa Sievers at her Bonita Springs home were revealed in a motion filed Friday by the attorney for the doctor’s husband, according to a report by The News-Press.
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