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S17 E61 Prescription For Murder?

Documentary

TV-PG

42m

Apr 15, 2005

In Chester, S.C., 12-year-old Chris Pittman fatally shot his grandparents, stole money, weapons and his grandfather’s truck and set fire to the house. Having confessed to the crime, Chris was convicted of murder and sentenced to 30 years in prison.

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48 Hours - Prescription For Murder?

Prescription For Murder?,

In Chester, S.C., 12-year-old Chris Pittman fatally shot his grandparents, stole money, weapons and his grandfather’s truck and set fire to the house. Having confessed to the crime, Chris was convicted of murder and sentenced to 30 years in prison.

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48 Hours

Documentary

TV-PG

26 Seasons

42m

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