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Newspaper Article
Appeal hinges on police tactic
2011
Overview
Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns were convicted 17 years ago of Rafay's parents and his autistic sister to death with baseball bats in the family's home in Bellevue, Wash. The Rafay family had just moved from West Vancouver to Bellevue. \"Prior to this appeal, no one in this courtroom had ever heard of a 'Mr. Big' case,\" said [David Bruce Koch], noting that the deceptive tactic is not allowed in the U.S. justice system. While the appeal of Rafay and Burns could lead to a new trial, [Kouri Keenan] said it's unlikely that it will change how often RCMP use the technique or the U.S. justice system's rejection of it.
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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