'I curse u for all eternity': What the jury never heard at Alain Bellefeuille's trial
May 22, 2025
Of everything the jury doesn't know about in the case against Alain Bellefeuille as they begin deliberations — and, as with all jury trials, that's more than the general public might think — perhaps the most significant is a violent note found in Bellefeuille's van.
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