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Prusik-Parkin is not accused of murder, but authorities do allege he was so convincing in his dress-up antics that he was able to rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars in Social Security and rent subsidies.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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"That wasn't me," Prusik-Parkin said from Rikers Island when asked about surveillance images that show him dressed in his mom Irene's clothes.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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Prusik-Parkin bizarrely turned a jailhouse interview with The Post yesterday into an opportunity to ramble about the fictional killer's psyche.
A story for Father's Day about a boy's love for his mother 2009
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Thomas Prusik-Parkin -- who allegedly dressed up in his dead mother's clothes to collect government benefits -- swears he's "not Norman Bates," even though he is obsessed with the movie.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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Prusik-Parkin bizarrely turned a jailhouse interview with The Post yesterday into an opportunity to ramble about the fictional killer's psyche.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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"Whenever [Bates] looked through the hole [at actress Janet Leigh undressing in her motel room], he would get excited," the mild-mannered Prusik-Parkin said of the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock flick starring Anthony Perkins as a cross-dressing, murderous innkeeper.
A story for Father's Day about a boy's love for his mother 2009
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Thomas Prusik-Parkin -- who allegedly dressed up in his dead mother's clothes to collect government benefits -- swears he's "not Norman Bates," even though he is obsessed with the movie.
A story for Father's Day about a boy's love for his mother 2009
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"That wasn't me," Prusik-Parkin said from Rikers Island when asked about surveillance images that show him dressed in his mom Irene's clothes.
A story for Father's Day about a boy's love for his mother 2009
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Prusik-Parkin is not accused of murder, but authorities do allege he was so convincing in his dress-up antics that he was able to rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars in Social Security and rent subsidies.
A story for Father's Day about a boy's love for his mother 2009
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"Whenever [Bates] looked through the hole [at actress Janet Leigh undressing in her motel room], he would get excited," the mild-mannered Prusik-Parkin said of the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock flick starring Anthony Perkins as a cross-dressing, murderous innkeeper.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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