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Why are you here talking to us today?

I'm in here for first-degree murder.

He killed my wife, I guess. They told me I did.

Her body was covered in bruises. She had fresh rib fractures. She had hemorrhages in her head,

shoulders, back. What would make you grab her by the hair, by your own admission, drag her through the trailer, and hurl her through a closet door?

I don't remember doing that, sir. You got to understand. Because you told the police that.

Yeah, I know. Do you accept that you did that?

No, I don't accept it because I don't

think I done that. It's a man who's in love, who's in a tumultuous relationship, and who snacks.

I put it on a beat out on him. I call it a wife, Sally. We have breaking news. A man from Ocala

has been found guilty Guilty, guilty.

Guilty of first-degree murder in the beating death of his ex-wife, Lisa O'Rourke, Jeffrey.

He has no soul.

He's absolutely devil. There's nothing to him.

Beau Pete Jeffrey's lawyer argued at trial that he struck his wife in the heat of passion, never intending to kill her. But three years into his life

sentence, Jeffrey is about to tell me a different story that just might open a new window into the

mind of this convicted murderer. Do you remember punching her in the face several times? No. You don't

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