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Feb. 04, 1954 - Pictured here is Italian Frank Frigenti, who spent eight months in...

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Feb. 04, 1954 - Pictured here is Italian Frank Frigenti, who spent eight months in America's notorious Sing maximum correctional facility in New York. He had been revealing interesting information to the Hamburg Press about the facility. Frank was involved in a shootout one day in America, during which quite a few people were injured. No one knew who hit who, but Frank was left standing and was taken to prisoner, where he sat on death row, awaiting his turn in the electric chair. Later, new evidence gave him a reprieve
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Feb. 04, 1954 - Pictured here is Italian Frank Frigenti, who spent eight months in America's notorious Sing maximum correctional facility in New York. He had been revealing interesting information to the Hamburg Press about the facility. Frank was involved in a shootout one day in America, during which quite a few people were injured. No one knew who hit who, but Frank was left standing and was taken to prisoner, where he sat on death row, awaiting his turn in the electric chair. Later, new evidence gave him a reprieve

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