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Tankleff says he was in 'deep shock' after killings
There is a wide-eyed quality about Martin Tankleff in every step that he takes as a free man after 17 years in prison. He prefers walking over taking cabs and marvels at how his iPod Nano can hold more than a thousand songs. But try as he might, he cannot escape the events of Sept. 7, 1988.
"I was in a crosswalk a few weeks ago in the city. Some guy says, 'Can I ask you a question?' I says,...
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