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All together, I'm gonna put some space.

Let's wait here.

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But okay, let's go!

We've now been investigating the case of the forgotten three for almost six months.

Over the last six months, we spent a lot of time covering victimology, tracing the boys' movements,

profiling the crime scene and analyzing the medical evidence.

Over the last several weeks, we've been focusing our attention on Damian Ekko,

who was the first to be released.

Over the last several weeks, we've been focusing our attention on Damian Ekko's and his potential involvement.

And at this point, it doesn't appear that we have very much, if any, direct evidence of his involvement.

At best, we have some circumstantial evidence, that is also at best questionable.

There's a good potential that he actually has a stronger alibi than most believed,

prior to us covering this case.

And in my opinion, it seems very unlikely that he had anything to do with the murders of Stevie Michael and Christopher.

He does not fit the profile of the crime scene, there's no apparent motive whatsoever,

no one puts him near the crime scene, and in fact, several people have claimed that he was elsewhere during the commission of the murders.

But as we've mentioned leading up to this point, there is one strong link to putting Damian Ekko's and Jason Baldwin at that crime scene,

and that link is Jesse Miss Kelly.

Most people with even any cursory knowledge of this case are aware of the fact that on June 3rd, 1993,

Jesse Miss Kelly gave a taped confession to the West Memphis Police Department,

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