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Ray and Shirley Souza — the Case that Made Martha Coakley a Star

[Note: Friends of Justice is a personal blog. I speak only for myself.]

Dear Friend of Justice,

While a few remember Coakley’s disgraceful (but late) involvement in the Amirault case, fewer remember her career-making prosecution of two innocent Lowell grandparents, convicted (without evidence) of sexually abusing their grandchildren.

Coakley was the prosecutor.

Please read this account of the case by Mark Pendergrast.

-Bob

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One Response to “Ray and Shirley Souza — the Case that Made Martha Coakley a Star”

  1. Dot Stowe says:
    November 13, 2009 at 10:32 am

    Martha Coakley is not on my list of people deserving of public service. That is the mildest remark I can say. No way do I think she should be elected. I plan to do my small bit and vote for whoever runs against her. Dot