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If Travis Wright had the benefit of a taped confession, there would be no need for a defense attorney, according to Hartford, Conn.'s Joseph Moniz, who said his 18-year-old mentally impaired client shouldn't become another victim of police coercion. Moniz said Wright only confessed to murder after 12 straight hours of police interrogation and that he wanted to please the investigators who were questioning him.
November 22, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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