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While , I was not on the Jury for this case,so I don't know all the facts, I do feel that Carl and Raylene may not be totally guilty of this crime.

Carl and Raylene may of had some kind of conditioning all their life to belive in faith healing, like the Christian Science's,Pentenostal movement,Catholics with intercecessory prayer,L.D.S. with priesthood blessings and so on.

Which brings up the question, what religons and societies are exempt from our US laws, I know that  the state is just following the bylaws with the C.A.P.T.A. .

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