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Frisbies waive speedy trial, continued to Dec.

A Prague couple facing over 40 felony charges between them related to child sexual abuse and physical abuse have waived their rights to a speedy trial. Kimberly Ann Frisbie, 51, stood before District Judge Sarah Bridge on Aug.

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Frisbies waive speedy trial, continued to Dec.

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