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| | Ceci & Bruck(1993)/Abstract |
 | | After spending 2 years in jail, Peggy McMartin Buckey's bail was set at $500,000 in 1986, while her son remained remanded without bail in a proceeding that would last an additional 4 years. |
 | | On the one hand, it was argued that the children's reports were authentic and that their bizarre and chilling accounts of events, which were well beyond the realm of most preschoolers' knowledge and experience, only served to substantiate the fact that the children had actually participated in them. |
 | | From the very start, the McMartin case captured the attention of the national media, with regular accounts of the children's allegations appearing on television (e.g., ABC News Nightline, April 20, 1984), in newspapers (e.g., Charlier and Downing, 1988; Shaw, 1990) and in magazine articles (e.g., Fischer, 1988). |
| www.people.cornell.edu /pages/sjc9/Abstracts/1993SRCD.html (980 words) |
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