Parole board denies Edward Seibold's bid for freedom
Edward Seibold was convicted of murder in the deaths of three girls in 1967. A parole board on Wednesday rejected his bid for release.
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Family of slain Auburn girls to fight Edward Seibold's bid for parole
Seibold was convicted in the Sept. 6, 1967, murders of sisters “Libba” Sinclair, 18, Mary Lynn Sinclair, 9, and family friend, “MayMay” Durant, 8.
Source: tuscaloosanews.com
Family asks for public's support in opposing parole for Seibold
Convicted murderer Edward Seibold is once again up for possible parole, and the family of his victims is asking the public to help keep him where he belongs — behind
Source: auburnvillager.com
Letters to the Editor: Protest possible Seibold parole
Over fifty-five years ago, three young girls, Elizabeth "Libba" Sinclair (18), Mary Lynn Sinclair (9) and Mary "MayMay" Durant (8), were murdered in our house in Auburn in an act
Source: auburnvillager.com