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Former UConn student sentenced to 110 years in prison for sword attack killings.

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Former UConn student sentenced to 110 years in prison for sword attack killings.
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Peter Manfredonia, a former University of Connecticut student, has been sentenced to 55 years in prison for killing two people, injuring another, holding a man hostage, and kidnapping a woman in 2020. He attacked two people with a samurai sword, killing one and severely injuring the other. He also fatally shot a man and kidnapped his girlfriend before leading police on a six-day manhunt across several states. Manfredonia pleaded guilty to five counts of murder, assault, kidnapping, and home invasion.

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  1. Connecticut sword attack killer gets two 55-year prison sentences  NPR
  2. Sword attack killer gets another 55-year prison sentence  Yahoo News
  3. Former Connecticut college student who killed man with sword sentenced to 55 years  NBC News
  4. Former UConn Student Sentenced to 55 Years in Prison in Murder, Kidnapping Case  NBC Connecticut
  5. Former UConn student Peter Manfredonia gets 55 years for killing a man with a samurai sword  Hartford Courant

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