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AB: ?them kids should be strung up by their necks?

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From the Toronto Globe and Mail:?Completely random? killing shocks Alberta - Within hours of escaping youth home, 14-year-olds charged in double-homicideThe two teens had been missing from Bosco Homes, a rural treatment centre for troubled youth east of Edmonton, for less than 15 minutes before the RCMP were called in to track down the runaways. Less than nine hours later, at 2:45 a.m. Monday, the 14-year-old boys were pulled over by city police... What happened during the short window of time between when the pair ran away and when they were arrested is now at the centre of a double murder investigation that has shocked Alberta and raised troubling questions about the province's child-welfare system...

Full post as published by Arbitrary and Capricious on June 03, 2009 (boomark / email).

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