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30 years? That's it? Disgusting.

I watched the W5 episode about Mariam.I love Sue's reporting. I'd heard so much about the case randomly when it was fresh in the news but it fizzled out a lot after the lack of leads. It was nice to see all of the information in one place and understand the case a little better. I personally...

The string of prostitute murders in Toronto has always interested me. Many of them were found quite close to one another. I get the feeling its a serial killer but nothing has ever come from the investigation.

Callahan is one of the best websites by far. That's where I started. Thank you for the link for wm3truth. Its interesting to look at it from both a "guilty" and "innocent" stand point.

Thanks, HRCODEPINK. Had seen those points before, maybe in an earlier post by yourself.

I agree, justice was not served- for those 3 boys.

You don't have to agree with opinions. There are plenty of great places to read the documents alone.

Everything I've researched can be read by anyone. Autopsy reports etc... I went into this case not knowing anything about it and read everything before I came to my own decision.

The whole case can't be based on the "confessions" alone. He confessed to things that weren't true/didn't match up with injuries etc....

I've put hours of time into researching ALL of the evidence and its all available for everyone to read, so I'm just wondering where people's opinions differ when coming to a guilty or innocent conclusion?

I'm just wondering, to the people who think they are guilty- what evidence do you believe proves their guilt? Purely out of curiosity.

How long have they been in the courtroom now?

http://www.wmctv.com/category/196691/action-news-5-live-video-coverage

Agreed, Hopeful One. Hopefully the outcome won't be as disappointing this time...

I'm just on pins and needles over here.

There are enough holes and doubt in the case that they are being granted new hearings. Someone murdered those 3 boys and hopefully with the advancements in DNA testing since 93' it can shed some more light on things.

That's not what I said.

It seems like some people forget that these 3 were young teenagers accused of a horrific crime. I'm not the same person I was when I was 18 and I'm sure that goes for many other people as well. These guys have done a lot of growing up in prison, no doubt. People need to start looking beyond...

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