Prosecutors seek death penalty for SoCal woman accused of fatally starving adopted daughter
First publishedAug 12, 10:00 UTC
Last updatedAug 12, 11:57 UTC · 1m ago
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San Diego prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Leticia McCormack, who is accused of starving and torturing her adopted 11-year-old daughter Arabella to death.
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- San Diego prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Leticia McCormack, who is accused of starving and torturing her adopted 11-year-old daughter Arabella to death.
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Prosecutors seek death penalty for SoCal woman accused of fatally starving adopted daughter
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