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: Crimesider

YouTube video post a crime, or just free speech? Ga. man claimed to be serial killer

By CBS

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Andrew Scott Haley challenging conviction for post that claimed he killed 16 people, and had information about two other high-profile cases

Full post as published by Crimesider on March 21, 2011 (boomark / email).

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