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Father accused of drowning daughter pleads not guilty in New York court

Father accused of drowning daughter pleads not guilty in New York court

Washington Post3 days ago
ELIZABETHTOWN, N.Y. — A man accused of drowning his 9-year-old daughter while vacationing in New York's Adirondack region and hiding her body in the water in the woods pleaded not guilty Wednesday.
Luciano Frattolin, 45, set off a frantic search for his daughter, Melina Frattolin, earlier this month by reporting her missing just before they were due back in Montreal. He was arrested after investigators found holes in his story. He was indicted Tuesday on charges of murder and concealing a corpse.

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