Rappahannock News, February 13, 2003
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The minor was a 17-year-old Rappahannock high school music student who was living temporarily as a foster child in the Fournier’s home in Fauquier County at the time of the offenses, November and December 2000.
Before Judge Parker handed
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Places: Fauquier
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“The minor was a 17-year-old Rappahannock high school music.” rappnews, no. 7, February 2003.
“The minor was a 17-year-old Rappahannock high school music.” rappnews, no. 7, Feb 2003.
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