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Jul 24, 2026
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Appeal Court quashes Dartmouth man's convictions in internet luring case, enters acquittals
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Appeal Court quashes Dartmouth man's convictions in internet luring case, enters acquittals
Panel says fresh evidence shows Brandon Klayme 'should never have been charged, let alone convicted'
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By Steve Bruce
Published Jul 24, 2026
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Lawyer Zeb Brown introduced fresh evidence at Brandon Klayme's appeal of his 2023 convictions for luring a Wisconsin girl on the internet. Based on that evidence, which establi…
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