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Subject: Dix Hills man pleads not guilty in uncle's murder

William Cahoon lay dead in his Levittown home's back bedroom for some time until a Jericho restaurant asked police to check on him, prosecutors said. David Cahoon's attorney said the "circumstantial case" against his client was "rubbish."

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