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Campbell May Go to Trial for 2019 Killing of Her Twin Children in Montauk

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Tenia Campbell's attorney, John Halverson, outside the Riverside courtroom on May 17. T.E. MCMORROW

Tenia Campbell's attorney, John Halverson, outside the Riverside courtroom on May 17. T.E. MCMORROW

T.E. McMorrow on May 18, 2023
The prosecution of Tenia Campbell, accused of driving her twin toddlers to Montauk and murdering them in 2019, may soon go to trial. That is according to her attorney, John... more

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