Father: Detective answers teen son's phone, tells him of killing
Joshua Guzman, 15, found lying dead in a Long Island gutter overnight; dad says boy must have gone out when he was asleep
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Joshua Guzman, 15, found lying dead in a Long Island gutter overnight; dad says boy must have gone out when he was asleep
Former president shares the "wonderful life" he's had for the last 15 years, and the roles he would play if he becomes the next first spouse
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