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Bob McGee. The crown attorney at the preliminary hearing, who is now in private law practice, says he's certain we never got the full story
Bob McGee. The crown attorney at the preliminary hearing, who is now in private law practice, says he's certain we never got the full story

Bob McGee. The crown attorney at the preliminary hearing, who is now in private law practice, says he's certain we never got the full story

Date5/3/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bob McGee. The crown attorney at the preliminary hearing, who is now in private law practice, says he's certain we never got the full story.
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