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: Jami Floyd: Best DefenseCalista?s grandmother: ?She just wanted to be loved?
By mhaberling
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The defense in Michigan v. Springer is trying to show that Calista Springer was a problem child with special needs. Calista?s grandmother disagrees with that assessment. Suzanne Langdon spoke with In Session?s Ryan Smith in Atlanta, describing her granddaughter as a happy child who loved to play dress up. In her words, Calista ?just wanted [...]
Full post as published by Jami Floyd: Best Defense on April 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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