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I'm Renee, and this is Beyond Contempt Your Crime. You're listening to Episode 87, Jacqueline Annette Williams.

James Edwards lived with Deborah Evans and her three children in a two-bedroom apartment in Addison, Illinois.

Addison was considered a middle-class area and as part of the Chicago metropolitan area.

Deborah moved there to make a better life for her kids and to escape some of the previous unhealthy

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