What Did the Children See?

48 Hours

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4.1 • 7.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2016

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

What happens when a former hard-charging prosecutor is prosecuted for his wife's murder in his old courtroom?

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0:35.4	Quinties, a small town, 40,000, and sits on the banks of the Mississippi River.
0:52.4	People are very proud of their architecture, the work ethic, and also the two high schools
0:59.3	in this community.
1:03.3	High school sports in this community are a huge thing.
1:07.5	Curtis Lovelace was a center on the Quincy High Football team.
1:13.6	The offensive line, Kurt Lovelace, went to the University of Illinois and became an
1:18.1	all-big-ten center.
1:19.1	He's an emigressive, very confident, very, you know, arrogant.
1:24.4	I mean, he's, you know, a big, big man on campus.
1:27.0	I think we all understand the concept of the play more than the past and down.
1:31.1	And he always kind of had that air about him.
1:35.9	He was hired in the Adams County State's Attorney's Office as an assistant state's attorney.
1:41.2	He was also on the Quincy School Board eventually being president of the school board.
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