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Exotic Dancers Murder
Man Kills 3 Exotic Dancers, He Confesses To Court
CCTV footage evidence
Darline Montiel STAFF WRITER

23 year old, Matthew James was found guilty of the murder of 3 exotic dancers, who were found dead inside a strip club called Night Awakened; popular in Los Angeles, early this weekend. CCTV footage was found and recorded the massacre.

The reason for his revenge was the one of the women, who worked there, had apparently dated him and cheated on him with one of her co-workers. “One had seen how I stabbed [Jessica],” James ex-girlfriend, “and so I killed her and I killed Jessica’s girlfriend, who worked there too”

Police men arrived at that the scene of murder, and found Jessica, Nala, and Patricia stabbed to death and were pronounced dead
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