Brother of Unabomber gets 1 million reward
David Kaczynski received a one million dollar government reward for identifying his brother Theodore the Unabomber. He plans to donate most of the sum to victims’ families and use some to cover legal fees from the case.
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Reno Likely To Open 90 Day Fundraising Inquiries
Attorney General Janet Reno expected to initiate 90 day preliminary inquiries into Harold Ickes and Vice President Al Gore under the independent counsel law. Officials say decisions could come today or next week with Ickes' interview by the FBI to be followed by a rebuttal window for his lawyers.
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Woman Admits Killing Newborn At Senior Prom
Melissa Drexler, 20, pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in the death of her newborn baby found in a trash bag after being born in a bathroom at her senior prom. She faces up to 15 years in prison at sentencing, with possible early release for good behavior. The case followed a prior incident in which Amy Grossberg and Brian Peterson admitted guilt in Delaware.
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Divorce judge orders couple to live together
In Cleveland, a judge ordered Alain and Cheryl Doucet to reside together until their youngest child Stacey turns 18. The couple, divorced in 1995, maintained separate phones, TV, and even a bedroom door padlock, amid ongoing animosity and a legal dispute over the shared household. Alain left to remarry before Stacey reached adulthood, despite efforts by Cheryl to block him.
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