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Ted Buck, an attorney for Chuck and Judy Cox, the parents of missing Utah woman Susan Cox Powell and the grandparents of Susan's sons Charlie and Braden, who were attacked and killed by their father Josh Powell in 2012 while he was under suspicion for Susan Powell's disappearance, makes his opening arguments, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020, in Pierce County Superior Court in Tacoma, Wash., on the first day of a civil lawsuit over the murder of her young sons by Josh Powell. The Coxes allege that negligence by the Washington state Department of Social and Health Services was a contributing factor that led to the deaths of their grandsons. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)

Trial begins in lawsuit over missing woman’s murdered sons

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FILE - This Feb. 17, 2014, file photo shows Judy Cox sitting next to a stack of T-shirts with what she believes are pornographic designs in Orem, Utah. Cox purchased the entire stock of T-shirts from the PacSun store in Orem believing their display broke Orem's decency code. Cox said she complained about the window display to a store manager and was told the T-shirts couldn't be taken down without approval from the corporate office. A conservative Utah city that decided it likely would lose a legal battle over a national clothing store's &quot;offensive&quot; mall display of T-shirts has instead sent the company a scathing letter. The letter from city officials in Orem, was a show of support for Cox. (AP Photo/The Daily Herald, Mark Johnston, file)

City leaders chide store for risque shirt display

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Utah city won’t file charges over risque T-shirts

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Judy Cox stands for a photograph holding a stack of T-shirts with what she believes are pornographic designs Monday, Feb. 17, 2014, in Orem, Utah. Cox purchased the entire stock of T-shirts for $567 from the PacSun store in Orem believing their display broke Orem's decency code. Cox said she complained about the window display to a store manager and was told the T-shirts couldn't be taken down without approval from the corporate office. (AP Photo/The Daily Herald, Mark Johnston)

Utah mom buys all of store’s ‘indecent’ T-shirts

By BRADY McCOMBS - Associated Press