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The information contained on this website was obtained from court dockets, case files, affidavits from defendants and witnesses, among other sources. The information to the best of our abilities has been compiled correctly from those sources of information. The accuracy of the information relies on the accuracy of the information provided. This information is provided as a public service wherein patterns have be pointed out and reviewed, but those who wish to use those patterns should investigate the materials and draw their own conclusions.

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