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Lee Rogers, a 63-year-old homeless artist known for her wildlife paintings in Central Park, was found murdered in a gazebo near the park's boathouse. The suspect, Jonathan Robles, turned himself in following the incident, which reportedly stemmed from an argument. Rogers had a documented history of homelessness and mental health struggles, and was recognized by the community for her artwork.
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Lee Rogers, a 63-year-old homeless artist known for her wildlife paintings in Central Park, was found murdered in a gazebo near the park's boathouse. The suspect, Jonathan Robles, turned himself in following the incident, which reportedly stemmed from an argument. Rogers had a documented history of homelessness and mental health struggles, and was recognized by the community for her artwork.
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