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Deborah Renee Perry, the daughter of Dr. Herbert S. Perry of Glen Cove, L.I., and Arleen West of New York, was married yesterday in New York to Joseph Shor, a son of Alia Hayon of Hatsor, Israel, and the late Moshe Hayon. Rabbi Prosper Murciano performed the ceremony at the Loeb Boathouse in Central Park.

At one point, they said, a detective asked if there was anything else Mr. [Calvin D. Perry] wanted to say, and that Mr. Perry replied, ''I know what you're talking about,'' and confessed what he called ''the big one,'' the [Jane Osborne] slayings. ''There has been a murder committed in jail,'' Mr. [James Fincher] said in an interview. ''I believe the police can't solve the Osborne killings so they picked a man already in community trouble and forced him to confess.'' They also said his demeanor on the videotapes was clear, forthright and there was little actual questioning. ''There was almost a camaraderie,'' Mr. [Charles Leonard] said, ''with police saying 'Mr. Perry, tell us your story,' and Mr. Perry going on at great length.'' The lawyers said that while they had no opinion on Mr. Perry's guilt in the various crimes to which he confessed, they noted his detailed knowledge of the victims, their homes and their activities. Mr. Leonard said Mr. Perry accurately recounted the contents of a victim's refrigerator and the interior decoration of rooms; he also described the crimes against the Osbornes in graphic detail as well as the design of their house. Mr. Leonard said he stopped counting after Mr. Perry correctly described more than 50 details about the Osborne house.