Homemaking maven Martha Stewart holds up a knit poncho sweater made for her by a friend while she was in prison that she wore on the day she was released as she
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Martha Stewart holds up a poncho that was crocheted and given to her by a fellow inmate at Alderson federal prison when Martha left on 3/4/05. Martha showed it to her employees
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Martha Stewart holds up a poncho that was crocheted and given to her by a fellow inmate at Alderson federal prison when Martha left on 3/4/05. Martha showed it to her employees
Martha Stewart still has poncho she wore leaving prison
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