Chicago collector to pay 6.5 million over Picasso looted painting
Chicago art collector Marilynn Alsdorf agreed to pay 6.5 million to settle a Nazi looting claim over Picasso Femme en blanc. The case, dating to 2002, involved California plaintiff Thomas Bennigson whose grandmother owned the work before it was confiscated during the Holocaust.
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Ohio highway gunman pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter
A mentally ill man, Charles McCoy, 29, admitted firing on cars during a 2003 04 Ohio highway shooting spree and pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter along with 10 other counts. He received a 27 year prison term after a death penalty trial ended in mistrial.
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Appeals court orders new trial in espionage case
The Eleventh Circuit in Atlanta vacated the convictions of five Cuban spies over an unfair trial amid community prejudice and publicity. It overturned the murder conspiracy verdict against ringleader Gerardo Hernandez and ordered new trials for all defendants previously serving life terms as unregistered agents of a foreign government.
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