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Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns

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Lucy Irwin
6 years ago

Just watched the documentary on netflix and their case made me feel physically sick. They were definitely wrongfully convicted

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Amansa Bouchard
6 years ago

Allowing Mr. BIG tactics in court is unacceptable, as a Canadian I am saddened by our country's role in the investigation.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Just watched the Netflix documentary on this and they deserve a better trial. most likely innocent

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Shelly Gibson
6 years ago

Please say them free and find the true killers!!

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A Onbekend
6 years ago

I just saw on Netflix the confession tapes, I am shocked. If this was our country they where never convicted and NOT guilty. I believe that they didn't had a fair trial and that makes me sad. When I see how the confession went, they where very young and as a parent you can tell everything at that age and they believed it. I think the legal system in the USA is not so good, how many people are innocent in jail in the USA, it's unbelievable. I hoop that the boys will get a fair trail

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Denise M Garcia
6 years ago

The judge should have not allowed the confessions as evidence the way they went about getting it was illegal here in US so they did it in canada

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The evidence in this case was appalling. False confessions.

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Hannah Cross
6 years ago

Free the innocent.

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Abi Collins
6 years ago

Like many others, I have watched the "True East" episode of the Confession Tapes and am appalled by the handing of this case. To the best of my knowledge there is no physical evidence tying these boys to the murders, and the method of extracting a confession from is so controversial as to now be illegal in the States and Canada. Dan Satterberg, as King County prosecutor, I urge you to examine your conscience and reconsider the case.

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Nicola
6 years ago

I have just watched confessions tapes on these boys. I 100% believe they are innocent. This has really upset me to think how poorly this investigation went. It’s not right that they never got a fair trial.

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Jake Lagoni
6 years ago

The intransigience of the justice system is overwhelming and unethical. JUST IMAGINE - entire family is brutally murdered .... then you are wrongly charged with it. PLUS - the real murderers are out on the streets (very likely Islamic fundamentalists). Yet, the state apparatus thinks FINALITY OF CONVICTION overrides these two factors. WE NEED TO CHANGE OUR SYSTEM.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

There was no forensic evidence that tied these two men to the killing of Tariq Rafay, his wife, Sultana, and their daughter Basma. A confession is not evidence, let alone a confession that was yielded by a sting operation that is illegal in the U.S. This was a brand new procedure in Canada at the time it was used, and therefore, there was too small of a sample size to convince jurors that false confessions could be a real possibility as a result.

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holly walker
7 years ago

case needs to be reconsidered

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Keely
7 years ago

Justice for atif and sebastian

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Disgusting how they were treated. The cops just found it too hard and pinned it on anyone. Lazy and disgraceful police work.

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laura wagenaars
7 years ago Featured

What about the investigation of the warning a Pakistanian family was going to be murdered? And everybody reacts differently to some event they can’t really process. I’ve seen my good friend laughed a lot about seeing his family member being murdered jn front of his eyes. It is just a coping meganism your brain can do.

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Sapphire Malaise
7 years ago

Disgusting police 'tactics'

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Cindy Noel
7 years ago

Wow, wow wow. Their youth stolen. Undeniable evidence they didnt commit the murders.

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Daman Cooper
7 years ago

This is ridiculous!

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Ross Sawyers
7 years ago

From netflix i see no reason for either conviction. Please explain other details of the case the confessions seem force and as a young person can see the allure of the reasoning of the confession.