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Dawn Tongish
September 10, 2012
DALLAS, TX— Larry Dunn Jr. described a fit of rage as he talked about the moment that he grabbed a kitchen knife and killed his mistress.
“I just remember a lot of blood"
The 36-year old is charged with murder after confessing to killing 28-year Cicely Bolden inside her Dallas apartment last week. He says he snapped when she told him she was HIV positive.
“I just went crazy.”
Bolden’s two young children found her body. Dunn says the two had been having unprotected sexual relations for about a month after meeting on a chat line, when she broke the news about the HIV. He says he thought she was healthy because she was fit and attractive and was stunned she kept the virus a secret.
“If you know, how could you not tell someone. That is just cold-blooded
Dunn says he was furious when he learned he had been exposed to HIV and planned to hurt Bolden, but he says he only planned to “rough her up”. But, he says he changed his mind when she joked about possibly passing on the disease to him.
“I am think you are going to give me HIV and then kick me to the curb and just do that, so she is no longer alive.”
Dunn who is married with children says he has never been violent before, but feels no remorse for this murder.
“She killed me and that is hard to feel sorry.”
Dunn hopes the jury will show him mercy, because he believe he may already be living a death sentence from the virus. He has not received an HIV test.
Copyright © 2012, KDAF-TV
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Oh gee...I'm sorry everyone..I just noticed someone already posted about this...So sorry
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Well, you should be sorry...lol. Most of us have done it, especially when thread titles are vague. No big deal. Well, except for Ann who will have to delete or merge duplicates. After reading how far and how long she has to travel to her doc, I'm sure she enjoys it. ;)
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I wonder if the judge and jury will believe his story. I'm pretty damn sure he can't document any of the conversation that 'provoked him'.
I guess this charmer will have lots of time in jail to meditate on unprotected sex and violence.
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I guess this charmer will have lots of time in jail to meditate on unprotected sex and violence.
I was thinking exactly that, Even if him evades the death penalty, he may get some unprotected "fun" in jail. If he isn't carrying the virus right now, he might get it later in prison.
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sad :(
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Stigma really does equal Death, and hopefully it will end up being his death.
That young lady suffered at the hands of a violent man, sadly nothng can change that.
In sadness
Jan :'(
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Awful.
:'(
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i don't know what to say. sadly, he now will get his pay
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Was she on her meds? Why did she even do that? Don't think if she needed to be killed but she put herself in that sad predicament. You don't purposely transmit such a deadly virus to someone.
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Was she on her meds? Why did she even do that?....You don't purposely transmit such a deadly virus to someone.
you make a pretty bold and ugly accusation there. >:(
the reports don't say whether condoms were used or anything about her meds or viral load. Since the man has not even taken an HIV test yet, there is no confirmation of anything like transmission. There sure is no reason to speculate that this poor lady did anything like "purposely transmit" HIV. By even suggesting that this lady did such a thing, you reinforce all the negative stigma out there about HIV and the people who are HIV+. Shame on you. :(
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Was she on her meds? Why did she even do that? Don't think if she needed to be killed but she put herself in that sad predicament. You don't purposely transmit such a deadly virus to someone.
sigh