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The previous two times that the witchers and the Clomance stepped into a legal proceeding,

they both ended in disaster.

But Vincent Oliver Witcher hoped that this time things would be different.

Vincent Oliver and four of his grandsons were set to face an examining court of five judges.

Witnesses would be sworn to tell the truth about what happened on Saturday, February 25th.

The day James, Ralph, and Johnston Clement were killed.

The judges would deliberate and decide whether the five witcher men should be tried in the

circuit court for premeditated murder, a conviction that would result in death by news for all

of the witchers on trial. There was so much at stake.

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