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Julie Amero: 432 Days, No Resolution. Still

by Karoli on August 19, 2008

Or, as Rick Green said so well today, Julie Amero is held hostage for 432 days.
I’m waiting for the state to admit that this poor substitute teacher should never have been arrested, tried and convicted. I’m waiting for prosecutors in Norwich to do something: come up with some real evidence and try her — or [...]

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Justice for Julie Amero: Please Take Action!

by Karoli on July 13, 2008

There is an online petition set up for Julie Amero, appealing to the state and local prosecutors to withdraw all charges against her and end the nightmare that has been the last 3 1/2 years of her life. Click here to sign it.
Even though it’s been 13 months since Judge Strackbein set aside the verdict [...]

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Julie Amero: One Year Later, Still No Liberty. Or Justice.

by Karoli on July 10, 2008

It’s been a full year since I’ve written any updates about Julie Amero. Actually, more than a full year. This is because I and many others, including her legal and forensic team, have been waiting to see whether the charges would be dropped after the judge set aside the verdict and ordered a new [...]

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