Friday, August 20, 1993 - Page updated at 12:00 AM
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Twins Accused Of Murder
Seattle Times News Services
SALEM, Ore. - Twins Lydell and Laycelle White played basketball together, got in trouble at school together, had the same friends. Yesterday, the 15-year-old boys were accused of murdering together.
They were charged with breaking into an elderly couple's home at night, beating and strangling them, then driving off in the victims' car.
The bodies of Richard Remy, 81, and his wife, Grace, 80, were found Tuesday night in the bedroom of their Salem home, not far from the house where the twins lived with their mother and younger
brother.
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