Frenchman convicted after pit bull mauls pregnant girlfriend to death
The man's girlfriend was found dead in a forest outside the town, her body covered with 50 bites.
Frenchman convicted after pit bull mauls pregnant girlfriend to death
The man's girlfriend was found dead in a forest outside the town, her body covered with 50 bites.
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