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BARNUM'S ROOMATE SAYS HE LEFT SKINHEAD MOVEMENT SHE SAYS DEFENDANT, ACCUSED IN SLAYING OF AFRICAN IMMIGRANT, HAD NOTHING AGAINST BLACKS.(Local)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
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March 9, 1999|
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Byline: Sue Lindsay News Staff Writer
Jeremiah Barnum left the skinhead movement and kept his head shaved because he was embarrassed about going bald, his roommate testified Monday.
Barnum had black friends, formerly shared an apartment with a black man and had disavowed the skinhead movement before African immigrant Oumar Dia was shot, Barnum's roommate, Kelly Spicuglia, testified at his Denver District Court trial.
Barnum is charged with first-degree murder, attempted murder and ethnic intimidation in the Nov. 18, 1997, slaying of Dia and ...
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