The grandparents of Charlie and Braden Powell testified Friday morning at a Senate committee hearing on a bill that would prohibit murder suspects from being granted custody of their children.
The grandparents of Charlie and Braden Powell will testify this morning at a Senate committee hearing on a bill that would prohibit murder suspects from being granted custody of their children.
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Charlie and Braden Powell were the focus of a legislative committee hearing at the Capitol on Friday, nearly one year after the two young boys were murdered.
One year after Josh Powell killed his sons Charlie and Braden, ages 7 and 5, and set fire to his Graham-area rental house, family and friends of the boys say it’s time for recovery and to salvage whatever good they can from the tragedy.
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The father-in-law of missing Utah mother Susan Powell won't be released from prison Thursday, the Washington state Corrections Department said.
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