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There are a lot of things wrong with this story.
"In the years since Groth was first questioned about Peterson's death, he's been convicted three times for assaulting women, once in a 1985 case -- 10 years after Peterson's death -- in which he punched his then-wife so hard that doctors initially feared she had a fractured skull. The beating was prompted by her refusal to give him a ride, court documents say." This wasn't a clue?
Plus, the guy failed a lie detector exam at the time, had scratches on his hand and forearms, and was with her at the time. This smacks of bad police work.
And then there's this, "Peterson, one of eight children, had been sneaking out at night to see an older boy who also lived next door, despite her parents' disapproval. She would often go out through the sliding glass doors into the backyard. So, when she didn't come home that night, her parents figured that's where she went." So they didn't go out and look for her? She was sixteen years old, for crying out loud.
This is weird. Sad and weird.
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