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Alex Crain, who had his first court appearance on Friday after being charged with second degree murder of his parents, begins to cry as he waits to sign court papers at Collier County Courts. Crain was ordered to be held in secure juvenile detention for 21 days. During that time, state prosecutors will decide whether they wish to try Crain as an adult. Photographed Dec. 10, 2010. Aaron Hale/Staff.

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Alex Crain, who had his first court appearance on Friday after being charged with second degree murder of his parents, begins to cry as he waits to sign court papers at Collier County Courts. Crain was ordered to be held in secure juvenile detention for 21 days. During that time, state prosecutors will decide whether they wish to try Crain as an adult. Photographed Dec. 10, 2010. Aaron Hale/Staff.

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  • Alex Crain, who had his first court appearance on Friday after being charged with second degree murder of his parents, begins to cry as he waits to sign court papers at Collier County Courts. Crain was ordered to be held in secure juvenile detention for 21 days. During that time, state prosecutors will decide whether they wish to try Crain as an adult. Photographed Dec. 10, 2010. Aaron Hale/Staff.
  • Alex Crain makes his first court appearance on Friday after being charged with second degree murder of his parents. Photographed Dec. 10, 2010. Aaron Hale/Staff.
  • Alex Crain makes his first appearance at Collier County Courts on Friday after being charged with second degree murder of his parents. Crain was ordered to be held in secure juvenile detention for 21 days. During that time, state prosecutors will decide whether they wish to try Crain as an adult. Photographed Dec. 10, 2010. Aaron Hale/Staff.
  • Alex Crain, who had his first court appearance on Friday after being charged with second degree murder of his parents, begins to cry as he waits to sign court papers at Collier County Courts. Crain was ordered to be held in secure juvenile detention for 21 days. During that time, state prosecutors will decide whether they wish to try Crain as an adult. Photographed Dec. 10, 2010. Aaron Hale/Staff.
  • Defense attorney Lee Hollander, who is representing 14-year-old Alex Crain, answers questions from the media after Crain's first appearance at Collier County Courts on Friday. Photographed Oct. 10, 2010. Aaron Hale/Staff

Alex Crain was ordered to be held in secure juvenile detention for 21 days. During that time, state prosecutors will decide whether they wish to try Crain as an adult. Photographed Dec. 10, 2010.

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