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ARMY Captain Jeffrey MacDonald, wrongfully convicted of murder

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First published at 01:56 UTC on August 2nd, 2022.

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Unethical Federal Judge Franklin Taylor Dupree allowed his son-in-law to be
a prosecutor in the Captain Jeffrey MacDonald murder case. A stunning breach of ethics.

Lost evidence included:
skin collected under Colette's fingernails
seven (7) f…

Unethical Federal Judge Franklin Taylor Dupree allowed his son-in-law to be
a prosecutor in the Captain Jeffrey MacDonald murder case. A stunning breach of ethics.

Lost evidence included:
skin collected under Colette's fingernails
seven (7) fingerprints
three (3) palm prints
one (1) half full syringe
Woman's blood clothes and boots given to Cathy Perry by Helena Stoeckley to hide
ARMY CID had possession of those bloody clothes and concealed it from the defense.
FBI files, interview notes, witness lists, tools all concealed and hidden.

Murder suspects:
Greg Mitchell, age 20
Shelby Don Harris, age 21
Dwight Smith, 23
Helena Shoeckley, age 17

The kitchen cutlery did not correlate to 67 brutal stab wounds. N0 CAUSATION

Insufficient evidence found in this team murder case.

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