FBI finds four missing bullets linked to King killing
The FBI recovered four spent bullets from 1968 storage in Washington that prosecutors say came from the rifle used by James Earl Ray to kill Martin Luther King Jr. The bullets, last examined in 1977, may impact Ray's case in Tennessee where a judge ordered their custody. Ray seeks new tests to compare with the King bullet.
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Food claim in Cunanan case met with police doubt
Police doubt a woman’s claim that Cunanan’s houseboat caretaker delivered food. Witness Lola Dudley said Fernando Carreira carried food and milk two days before Cunanan shot himself. Officers found only soda cans and crackers on the boat.
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Psychologist Links Malcolm Shabazz to Early Fire Setting
In Yonkers the psychologist Elizabeth Osborn testified at a presentencing hearing that Malcolm Shabazz showed a longstanding interest in fire. She said he set sneakers aflame at age three and, at age nine, fantasized about lighting fires by gas piping while at Bronx Children's Hospital.
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