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Re: “The legal troubles of Terry Hobbs and John Mark Byers”
This is very sad. I only hope they hurry and find the true killers and not let someone get away with this like someone has already gotten away with the boy in the box Americas unknown child case. Those poor innocent boys need justice done and I hope it's done real soon. And for the three locked up for a crime they didn't commit may there lives only get better from here on out and may justice be brought to them also. The true kille or killers allowed them to sit in prison for a crime they commuted. I was 11 when this crime happened I remember my mom watching the news about it, very sad story.