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Woman who dreamed of a 'nice backyard' while planning deadly home invasion will have to settle for the prison yard
Among the text messages were a confirmation from Amanda Hernandez that the fake DTE badges "were delivered" and a reminder to "[t]urn your phone off. "
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Among the text messages were a confirmation from Amanda Hernandez that the fake DTE badges "were delivered" and a reminder to "[t]urn your phone off."
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