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‘Pure evil:’ Convicted cancer doctor Farid Fata seeks early release again, outraging victims

Over a decade after disgraced Michigan oncologist Farid Fata was sentenced to 45 years in federal prison, he’s once again asking for compassionate release. His victims aren’t having it.

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WDIV ClickOnDetroit· Oct 13, 8:40 PM‘Pure evil:’ Convicted cancer doctor Farid Fata seeks early release again, outraging victims

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