Leopold Freed Seeks Privacy After Parole Release
Joliet Illinois former murder suspect Leopold walks free on five year parole after serving three years six months for the 1924 killing of Hubby Franks. He avoids questions, requests privacy, and plans to work as a laboratory technician in a Church mission hospital while under Puerto Rican parole supervision.
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Cotyspares Lives of 3 Doomed Women
President Rene Coty commuted the death sentences of three Algerian women, Djam We Bouhired, Djemila Bouarza, and Jacqueline Netter Guerrouj, to life imprisonment on the Superior Council’s advice. The cases followed protests abroad and in France over the original military court verdicts in Algiers.
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