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WALTER EDMUND BOND (37096013) 1/12/2017 12:35:24 PM Feb. 11 When my sentencing day came I all but had it memorized. I remember the smugness of those in the court relishing my demise and the judges serious and intimidating tone. And then I deliver my statement …