| Lawyer: Slain ex-player's wife had mental troubles |
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| Wednesday, 13 February 2013 05:39 |
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WALLINGFORD, Pa. (AP) - An attorney for a suburban Philadelphia woman accused of fatally stabbing her husband - a member of the University of Pennsylvania's 1979 Final Four team - says her client has mental health problems. Authorities say 55-year-old Matthew White was stabbed Monday in bed at his home in Nether Providence Township. His wife, Maria Rey Garcia-Pellon, is charged with first-degree murder. Police say Garcia-Pellon told a friend afterward - and later officers - that she had caught her husband viewing child pornography. Her attorney, Kathy Labrum, tells the Delaware County Daily Times her client has been having mental difficulties. The Associated Press left a message for Labrum on Wednesday. White, the starting center on Penn's Final Four team, was drafted by the Portland Trail Blazers. He also played in Europe. |
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