Exemplification Essay: The Case Of Pete Duffy

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Theo dislikes the bypass Because it will go near Jackson Middle School and the Soccer Fields. He also has made videos at the two places of a fake soccer game and a fake recess. Theo also dislikes lying and unfairness. When Theo found out that Pete Duffy was lying about killing his wife to get the life insurance money he wanted to tell Judge Gantry but the person who told him ,Julio’s older brother, was an illegal immigrant and he didn’t want to tell the court that.

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