Convicted Killer Turns Artist in Missouri Prison Art Class
Inside Missouri's state penitentiary an art class for inmates flourishes under a life-term instructor who once faced execution for two murders in St. Louis. Samuel Norbert Reese, freed from death row, leads paintings and studies while wardens note a positive change. His students have held exhibitions, sold works to fund supplies, and earned ribbons at fairs.
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David Fitzgibbon
Robert Weaver
City Art Museum
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Mystery of the bombed doghouse solved by detectives
In Clifton New Jersey detectives Cal deraro and Groot concluded a bombed doghouse blast was caused by a restless dog rolling on straw creating static electricity that ignited a combustible mix when wind stirred dust. Investigators checked with the state police lab and found no bomb fragments or suspicious activity.
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Philip Calderaro
John C. Groot
Gratified Warden Praises Model Prisoners on Arrival
The warden says the newcomers are on the right track praising their conduct and calling them model prisoners. The remark signals confidence in rehabilitation and orderly integration into the facility.
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