I Have To Confess, I Probably Would Have Admitted To Murdering A Child Too If This Happened To Me

Fifteen years ago, a 14-year-old girl went missing. Her cousin helped try to track her down for 36 hours straight, and for that generosity was given an extra NINE hours of interrogation. After 45 hours with no sleep, he did something none of us think we’d ever do. At 5:15, he says the thing you are all…

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May 3, 2013

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