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The China arnold had a criminal past; she had previously been convicted of abduction in 2000 and forgery in 2002. According to investigation, China Arnold was having issues with her boyfriend; who was also a father of Paris; but he had biggest issue of being the paternity of little Paris Talley. The boyfriend, Terrell Talley, denied the baby was his and therefore denied any responsibility as the father. On other hand, Terrell Talley also had the issue loyalty with China Arnold. Terrell Talley confessed he’d had sex with a neighbour lady. China Arnold became murderously angry, and instead of taking out on the boyfriend, she chose to open the gate of hell, for the 28-day-old Paris Talley.
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