One of President Bush?s former top attorneys is facing charges that he tried to kill his wife at their Connecticut home by beating her with a flashlight and strangling her. John Michael Farren, 57, was charged with strangulation and attempted murder. He was arraigned Thursday and held on $2 million bond. Police said his bloodied wife, Mary, passed out during the attack Wednesday night at their New Canaan home but regained consciousness and fled the house with her children.
January 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A former top attorney to President Bush is facing charges that he tried to kill his wife at their Connecticut home by beating her with a flashlight and strangling her.
John Michael Farren, 57, was charged with strangulation and attempted murder. He was arraigned Thursday and held on $2 million bond.
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