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Anthony Broadwater, a 61-year-old resident of Syracuse, New York state, and former marine, was exonerated last week of the brutal rape, assault and robbery of best-selling author Alice Sebold. He was convicted in 1982.Sebold was savagely attacked while walking home from a friends house late one night. Five months later, Sebold said she saw her attacker in Syrac
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