'I'm In Deep Pain': Mother of Brooklyn jogger murder suspect speaks out
The mother of the man charged in the fatal stabbing of Brooklyn jogger Katie Suarez is speaking publicly for the first time since his arrest, describing her son as a good person while expressing sympathy for the victim's family.
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