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Questions Arise on Confession in Killing of Stein

Submitted by Joe Smith, Nov 17, 2007 07:28

It seems like Ed Hayes is trying to screw-up the case for his clients, the daughters of Linda Stein. If he really represents the daughters, why is he undermining Lowery's confession to the police. It's not his job.

Hayes is such a publicity hound he doesn't care what he says anymore.


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