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Marlene Lehnberg (15
October 1955 – 7
October 2015) was a
South African woman who was more
commonly known as The
Scissor Murderess. She was 18
years old...
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signed with
Alligator Records and
released Big Fun
featuring Whit
Lehnberg & The Carptones, 1991's Don't Let the
Bossman Get You Down!, 1995's Ace...
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Mthethwa is a
South African artist convicted of
murder in 2017.
Marlene Lehnberg,
known as The
Scissor Murderess,
served her
sentence in
Pollsmoor but was...
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Boston was the
location of the
infamous “Scissors Murderess”,
Marlene Lehnberg and her
accomplice Marthinus Charles Choegoe, who
murdered Susanna Magdalena...
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vacated on
appeal and
Lehnberg and
Choegoe were re-sentenced to 20 and 15 years, respectively. The crux of the precedent, SA v.
Lehnberg,
refined was that...
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Marlene (Burmese businesswoman), also
known as Nang Kham
Noung Marlene Lehnberg, also
known as The
Scissor Murderess Marlene Garcia-Esperat,
murdered journalist...
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Magnus Lehnberg Preceded by Uno von
Troil Archbishop of
Uppsala 1805–1819 Succeeded by Carl von
Rosenstein Cultural offices Preceded by
Magnus Lehnberg Swedish...
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transcendence contains up-tempo
dance beats and
folksy lyrics. Core
members David Lehnberg and Elin
Lindfors met at a
party in
their hometown of Gävle,
Sweden when...
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Kathy Kennedy,
Katie Guthorn – drums,
backing vocals The Carptones, Whit
Lehnberg –
general mayhem (track 11)
Alligator Records:
album details accessed November...
- 1780–1786 Uno von
Troil 1786–1805
Jakob Axelsson Lindblom 1805–1808
Magnus Lehnberg 1809–1819 Carl von
Rosenstein 1819–1833
Marcus Wallenberg 1833–1861 Johan...
