Parents Demand Answers After Boy With Autism Comes Home With Permanent Marker Scrawled On His Back
A boy with autism came home from his school in Berwyn with permanent marker on his back – and his parents want to know who did it.
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A boy with autism came home from his school in Berwyn with permanent marker on his back – and his parents want to know who did it.
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