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y in Palm Beach who either made ers who relayed them to me that I nvestigation that we did, which is then refer it to the FBI after the aid in the deposition. "I had one couple of times about this."

: individual in question was a 1. y; this was a case that was really The victims had lifestyles that ake them believable to the police

ids of suggestions to me were said Reiter. "That he had taken a 1 toward something that could Ve talked several times. Early on w, this is an individual [whom] I icial capacity and in his official

wasn't the only one to pressure iments from a variety of different ad people tell me, hey, he's a Palm gating a Palm Beacher?" Reiter d people that said it was an unfa- ask the state attorney to remove fer it to the FBI....I had plenty of as a mistake."

have done so would have been a ims but also of his vocation and le would serve.

"My responsibility was to protect everyone that lives in Palm Beach and preserve their constitutional rights and be the police department for all," Reiter said. "And I think that under the law, particularly under the criminal laws, that all people have to, by the nature of our system, be treated exactly alike."

But along with handing the case off to the FBI and the US attorney, Reiter took another unusual step. He wrote personal letters on Palm Beach PD letterhead- -to the parents of the victims in the case.

He delivered the letters by hand.

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