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falsify testimony

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See: perjure


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Arutunyan and her husband were promised $50,000 to falsify testimony that would help ensure that new trial.
Arutunyan and her husband, Simonian, were promised $50,000 to falsify testimony that would help ensure the new trial.
Arutunyan and her husband, Artur Simonian, 35, reportedly were promised $50,000 to falsify testimony that would help win a new trial for Garen Zakarian, who had been acquitted of murdering the woman he was convicted of robbing.
 
 
 
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