James T-Bone Taylor sent to Indiana to serve sentence
Des Moines AP reports James T-Bone Taylor, convicted of killing two Waterloo police officers nine years ago, has been transferred from Connecticut to a federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana. The 37 year old will be kept in a high security cell serving two life sentences with no parole. He claimed conjugal visits and marriage to a woman named Gail Taylor in a Des Moines interview, a claim disputed by prison officials.
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James “T-Bone” Taylor
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Iowa
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Terry Branstad
Branstad
Gail Taylor
Gail McKenzie Taylor
Ron Welder
Iowa State
Fort Madison
Steve Tozier
Tozier
Ed Mackey
Guards Union
Free Cone Given at Tastee Freez Booth by Cedar Rapids Vendor
Charles Burns owner of Tastee Freez at 2971 Williams Blvd SW shakes hands with 7 year old Erin Hodgins of Cedar Rapids and hands a coupon for a free cone at the Freedom Festival Penny Carnival. Children's events led Cedar RapidsWednesday with a five hour music and fireworks tribute to Independence Day. By 9 30 p m thousands filled May s Island for the Celebration of Freedom fireworks.
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Tastee Freez
Williams Blvd
Erin Hodgins
Cedar Rapids
May's Island
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