beagle9
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16, 17, 18, I mean does it really matter within the context of the entire story here ? Technicalities are something a lawyer is looking for when trying to get his client off in a murder trial when he knows his client is guilty, but isn't it just that a technicality and not justice as it should be sought after in a case as presented by all who are involved? What it seems here, is that some are looking for a technicality in order to win the argument, and so it appears that there is not a good sound judgment or rational being sought after upon the entire circumstances of the story that is being discussed by some here.The boy was 17, Shilts was wrong, and Sil is banging the drum on a tune that was out of chord long ago.
Sil accredits nobody, period; the documentation is against her.
End of story.
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