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stanley cup murder. Both men are no longer fabulous monsters, but are assuming the form of real people.So we are forced to recognise that they have been alive all the time, spending their days somehow or other, and thinking about their past and their future. Venables has been somewhere in our midst for nine years. He is 27, having been releas
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