EXHIBIT A-IOI - West Memphis Three Case - Document Archive

Case 4:09-cv-00008-BSM Document 30-5 Filed 07/17/2009 Page 207 of 297
Three Te .se Boys Arrested in Grisly Murder Case CN1\ ,le 4, 1993
CARTER: Police aren't providing a motive in the case or saying what evidence led to the arrest, but maintain they have
the right boys. The families ofthe accused refuse to believe.
DEBBIE CHUN, Aunt ofJesse Miskelley: These boys is not [sic] guilty until proven guilty.
COMMUNITY RESIDENT: You hear everybody holler, 'kill 'em! ' How are they gonna' get a fair trial?
CARTER: Emotions are running high. For the families ofthe victims, second-graders Michael Moore, Steven Branch
and Christopher Byers, it was another tearful day. In court, Branch's father lunged at the defendants, vowing to chase
them to hell. Outside, the aunt ofone ofthe victims came to face the accused.
VICTIM'S AUNT: I wanted to see who could do such a thing to three, small, 8-year-old boys.
CARTER: The bodies ofthe three boys were found here, in Robin Hood Park. It's a name from the myths and fairy
tales that are part ofchildhood innocence, not much ofwhich remains, today, in West Memphis.
VICTIM'S AUNT: Just definitely watch your kids. Don't- Don't let 'em ride around the block and take offand tell 'em
where they can go and what they can do and what they can't do, you know, and be strict.
CARTER: That is the law ofthe streets in any town today. Mark Carter, CNN, West Memphis, Arkansas.
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LOAD-DATE: June 7,1993