FBI Completes Blood Test On Accused Face-Bite Murderer Austin Harrouff
The FBI has turned over the blood test results of Austin Harrouff, the 19-year-old Florida State University student accused in the face-biting murder near Tequesta, Florida.
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The FBI has turned over the blood test results of Austin Harrouff, the 19-year-old Florida State University student accused in the face-biting murder near Tequesta, Florida.
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