Tylenol murders mystery fuels nationwide probing
The Chicago cyanide Tylenol killings killed seven people in three days a year ago and triggered a national recall. Investigators, funded by state, city, and federal agencies, remain unsure who poisoned the capsules. The probe has spent over 4.25 million, with suspects James W. Lewis and Roger Arnold under scrutiny.
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James B. Zagel
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Thomas L. Schumpp
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Fines Often Go Unpaid by White Collar and Drug Offenders
A Senate subcommittee finds federal courts collect only about 55 percent of criminal fines. In three years 22,532 fines totaling 185.6 million dollars remain unpaid, mostly from white collar offenders. Examples include a tax evader with 10,000 due and a doctor who paid 2,500 of 10,000. G. Gordon Liddy paid 40,000 only after a decade.
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Grand Cayman Islands
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