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

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Arkansas town grapples with sla. .£s' horror Police say they have no suspects in, 11s ofthree 8-year-old boys THE
DALLAS MORNING NEWS May 9, 1993, Sunday, HOME FINAL EDITION
Regardless ofthe outcome, some residents in the neighborhood said their lives have forever been changed. Several
spoke openly ofa powerful desire to sell their homes quickly and move from the area.
"When we fIrst moved here, it was real quiet,' said Miss Tucker, a high school junior whose family has lived in the
neighborhood for about two years. "Wernet a lot ofnice people. I liked it.
"It'll never quite be the same because it could happen again.'
Another 17-year-old girl, who lives across the street, said her family would renew attempts to sell their house,
which backs up to the park.
"There's usually people out,' said the teen-ager, who declined to identify herself. She stood behind a glass door
while talking to areporter, her large dog, Rambo, barking menacingly nearby.
"I don't see many people out. .I've talked to some people who fear the same thing is going to happen to their kids.
Most people want to move -- now.'
GRAPHIC: PHOTOeS): 1. A police offIcer in Crittenden County, Ark., talks Friday to some friends ofthe three 8year-old
boys who were slain. Police searched for more clues Saturday. (Associated Press). 2. - 4. The grisly slayings
of(from left) 8-year-olds Michael Moore, Steve Branch and Christopher Byers have stunned and frightened residents of
West Memphis, Ark. (Associated Press). MAP(S): Site ofslayings. (DMN)
LOAD-DATE: May 27,1993