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'I should have been dead': Victim of Corner Brook, N.L., stabbing thankful to be alive

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'I should have been dead': Victim of Corner Brook, N.L., stabbing thankful to be alive

"I was head to toe covered in blood.

Head to toe," Payne said.

"By sheer, dumb luck ... an ambulance just happened to be coming down here to go buy popcorn at Sobeys."

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