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December 2, 2008 7:38:56 PM CST



Preppie Killer Gets 19 Years for Drugs

Posted Sep 3, 08 9:38 AM CDT in Crime & Courts 

(Newser) – "Preppie killer" Robert Chambers, one of New York’s most infamous murderers, was sent back to prison for another 19 years after pleading guilty to drug-dealing, the Daily News reports. Chambers, who spent 15 years behind bars for strangling 18-year-old Jennifer Levin in Central Park in 1986, had been out of prison for 4 years when cops busted him for selling cocaine.

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Preppy Killer, Robert Chambers was busted Oct. 23, 2007, in New York, for selling cocaine from his Manhattan apartment during an undercover drug sting.   (AP Photo/Newsday, Charles Eckert)
Robert Chambers is led in handcuffs into Manhattan criminal court for his arraignment on charges of selling cocaine in October 2007, to which he pleaded guilty last month.   (AP Photo/Louis Lanzano, File)
"Preppie killer" Robert Chambers leaves Auburn Correctional Facility in February, 2003, after serving all of his 15-year sentence for strangling a woman in Central Park.   (AP Photo)
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