The State Of Texas Vs. The Unknown Heirs Of Eddie Roy Pines, Sr., Deceased, Whose Names And Whereabouts Are Unknown, And If Deceased, Their Unknown Heirs, The Unknown Heirs Of Idella Mae Pines, Deceased, Whose Names And Whereabouts Are Unknown, And If Deceased, Their Unknown Heirs, The Unknown Heirs Of Eddie Roy Pines, Jr., Deceased, Whose Names And Whereabouts Are Unknown, And If Deceased, Their Unknown Heirs, The Unknown Heirs Of Walter James Pines, Sr., Deceased, Whose Names And Whereabouts Are Unknown, And If Deceased, Their Unknown Heirs, The Unknown Heirs Of Brad Jamie Randolph, Deceased, Whose Names And Whereabouts Are Unknown, And If Deceased, Their Unknown Heirs, Willie Ruth Pines A/k/a Ruth Pines Vickers, Otis S. Pines A/k/a Otis Steve Pines, Walter James Pines, Jr., Dawna M. Alexander, Alisia N Cleveland A/k/a Alisia N. Pines, Johnnie Lee Cleveland, Effie D. M. Arceneaux A/k/a Effie Denise, Darcus M. Alexander, Cassandra Alexander, Valerie M. Alexander, Tamela Pines, Jacquel

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