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Thomas Gilbert Jr. has given a new interview nearly a decade after being convicted of murdering his father over a financial dispute. He maintains his innocence despite evidence against him and discussions of his mental health have resurfaced. Gilbert is serving a sentence of 30 years to life for the crime.
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Thomas Gilbert Jr. has given a new interview nearly a decade after being convicted of murdering his father over a financial dispute. He maintains his innocence despite evidence against him and discussions of his mental health have resurfaced. Gilbert is serving a sentence of 30 years to life for the crime.
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‘Golden boy’ Ivy League grad who murdered hedge-fund dad over allowance speaks out in new interview
Thomas Gilbert Jr. Speaks Out in Interview After Conviction for Father's Murder