Luke Humphrey of Collingswood is supported by defense attorney Robert Agre as the jury verdict is read in his manslaughter case. Humphrey was acquitted of all charges. Credit Matt Skoufalos.
Luke Humphrey of Collingswood is supported by defense attorney Robert Agre as the jury verdict is read in his manslaughter case. Humphrey was acquitted of all charges. Credit Matt Skoufalos.
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