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Linda Pugach testified at that trial, describing her husband as a good man. Under cross-examination by Pugach, a disbarred lawyer who defended himself, she said couldn't have sex with him after undergoing heart surgery in 1990. "He was a naughty little boy and he was caught," she said as she left the courtroom on his arm. She said he was an adulterer, not a criminal. Pugach said his wife went into the hospital on Dec. 26, 2012, two days before they had scheduled a trip to Florida to buy a property in Boca Raton. "I don't know how I'm going to go on without her," he said. On Thursday he again denied that he was ever involved in the attack. "If I had told anyone to throw lye at her, would she have married me? A monster does that," he said. Linda Pugach was being laid to rest in a crypt in Paramus, N.J. on Thursday. "There's a place for me there. We'll be together," he said.
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