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The son of a woman who was found dead in the woods of Manorville on Feb. 11 was arrested and charged in her death, police said. Curtis Trent Jr., 36, of Riverhead, is accused of killing Kathleen Harrison Trent, 63. He was arraigned Wednesday in Riverhead Town Court on murder charges. Harrison was reported missing by another son on Jan. 29. She was found dead two weeks later in a wooded area on Connecticut Avenue in Manorville, six miles away from her home.
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