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Tuesday, 4 January 2011

Ka-ching in clink for US murderer: report

3 January 2011 - 20H31

Money sits in a box as receipts are filled out in New Jersey 2009. A US man imprisoned for killing his mother-in-law can look forward to a life of ease thanks to a tidy inheritance -- from his victim, a report said Monday.
Money sits in a box as receipts are filled out in New Jersey 2009. A US man imprisoned for killing his mother-in-law can look forward to a life of ease thanks to a tidy inheritance -- from his victim, a report said Monday.

AFP - A US man imprisoned for killing his mother-in-law can look forward to a life of ease thanks to a tidy inheritance -- from his victim, a report said Monday.

Brandon Palladino, a 24-year-old heroin addict, is doing 25 years minus time served after killing his in-law during an attempted jewelry theft, The New York Post reported.

But in a twist of fate, he stands to enjoy at least a quarter of a million dollars in assets that the victim left to Palladino's wife, who has also since died, leaving everything to her imprisoned husband.

"It's an outrage. He can't have that money -- it's just not right," the sister of the deceased woman was quoted as saying.

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