Gary A. Knaresboro - Dubois, PA
Lawyers in Dubois, PA
33 Beaver Drive Dubois, PA 15801
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Law firm 2016-2017Well I'm glad that from the reviews I read that Gary did right by some people. My son he hung out to dry, threw him under the train not the bus. He was on the side of the DA, my son didn't murder anyone, but Gary allowed evidence to be played that he should have objected. Wow, how you allow my son to get LWOP, (Life Without Parole), some murderers don't get that. I know some people are pleased with him, but I believe if you are going to represent someone, you should do your Best, Gary Knaresboro DID NOT. You used my son to further your agenda of becoming a chief public defender, Defender: does he knows what the word means. I truly would not recommend him to anyone.
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