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Longview man says he was tortured with hot knife
LONGVIEW — A Longview man told police he was tortured with a hot butter knife by attackers who were trying to force him to say where they could find someone who owed them $3,000.
LONGVIEW — A Longview man told police he was tortured with a hot butter knife by attackers who were trying to force him to say where they could find someone who owed them $3,000.
The Daily News reports the 23-year-old man was treated at a hospital Sunday for small burns on his face and arms.
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