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Murder Suspect Starts Panicking, Breaks Down During Intense Interrogation

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October 14, 2024

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Thirty-four-year-old Peter Tournay was interrogated by police in 2017 after allegedly witnessing his childhood friend, Hoyt Birge, being murdered by a group of four armed men. Tournay is seen panicking during the interrogation, breaking down as he explains the horrific incident. Stranger Stories breaks down the interrogation and discusses what’s next for Birge’s killers.

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