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Husband Knew What He Was Doing When He Killed His Wife: Prosecutor

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The state responded to the defense's closing argument by saying that accused killer Joseph Ferlazzo did remember what he did to his wife, Emily, and was ready to explain what happened to her during a police interview. The state thinks that Ferlazzo did not kill his wife in self-defense. They also believe his wife did not abuse him. "This is not a merry-go-round. This is reality," the prosecutor said.

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Joseph Ferlazzo is accused of shooting and killing his wife, Emily Ferlazzo, while they were vacationing in Vermont to celebrate their one year wedding anniversary. Joseph eventually confessed to the crime and said he dismembered her body then dumped her remains in the bathroom of their camper van. The New Hampshire man was booked on a first-degree murder charge.

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