BoCo prosecutor condemns parole of brothers who killed USFS officer in 1989
By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff
Following a decision April 9 by the Idaho Commission of Parole and Pardons to release James and Joseph Pratt after serving 32 years of their …
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