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A bar bouncer with an extensive criminal record was indicted for murder in the brutal slaying last month of a graduate student, and authorities confirmed Thursday that he is also a person of interest in other unsolved cases. Immette St. Guillen s horrific murder will not go unpunished, said Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. Hynes in announcing the three-count indictment against Darryl Littlejohn, 41. St. Guillen was raped and strangled and then dumped in a desolate section of Brooklyn Feb. 25.Littlejohn was indicted on first-degree murder, as well as two second-degree murder counts, to allow the jury that eventually hears his case to convict him of killing the John Jay College honors student even if it finds the murder was not premeditated, the New York Post re
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