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20/20 Preview: Aaron Vargas

May 21, 2010/1 Comment/in 20/20, murder/by Eyes for Lies

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  1. Berta Avila
    Berta Avila says:
    May 8, 2015 at 1:08 am

    It’s easy to randomly spew “educated or not” opinions, but unless you are actually a victim, your opinions are absolutely worthless. Unless you’ve been a victim, undergone the pain and stuffering, the insidiousness of the grooming and manipulation –the psychological damage that corrodes your very soul – unless you’ve endured it…YOU KNOW NOTHING!!
    The “Criminal Justice System” is ignorant and still trying to blame the victim. It’s enraging!!! I say let Aaron try to salvage what he can of his life if he can, because this type of abuse literally take your life, your will to live. Long live divine justice and reckoning!

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