On the recordNovember 22, 2005
If it was -- let's say it was a stripper that was gang-raped by a motorcycle gang. It doesn't matter who did it or who was the victim. It's still a crime.
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transcripts.cnn.comIf it was -- let's say it was a stripper that was gang-raped by a motorcycle gang. It doesn't matter who did it or who was the victim. It's still a crime.
John Walsh discusses the importance of recognizing all missing women, regardless of their background, as victims deserving attention.
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Somebody knows who that little girl is. She deserves a burial. And whoever killed her even if she died accidentally, and let's say by chance it is illegal alien family who doesn't know what to do with the body doesn't know what to tell.
They ought to just decide what -- they've got a chance, one chance in life to do the right thing and the lawyer and the parents can tell them everything they know.