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In 2008, while the trial for the murder of Miguel Ragone was still ongoing, his grandson pieced together the fragments of a harrowing story and wove them into an intimate and moving account—an act of remembrance that runs parallel to another relentless struggle: the quest for justice.
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In 2008, while the trial for the murder of Miguel Ragone was still ongoing, his grandson pieced together the fragments of a harrowing story and wove them into an intimate and moving account—an act of remembrance that runs parallel to another relentless struggle: the quest for justice.
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