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Rape Accuser Dead After ‘Monster’ Suspect Killed Her With Drug Cocktail
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21:40Now PlayingTennessee man Latawyne Osborne has been sentenced to life in prison for the brutal killing of 22-year-old Danishka Mejia, who died of a forced drug overdose just one day after accusing him of rape. Prosecutors say Osborne and two accomplices invaded a home, held Danishka and her friends at gunpoint, forced her to ingest a lethal drug mix, filmed parts of the assault, and shot the others before fleeing. Law&Crime’s Kennedi Walker has the disturbing details of this case.
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