Hair color links car to Hoffa case in FBI probe
Prosecutors said hair in Joseph Giacalone’s car matches James Hoffa’s color, a lead in the missing Hoffa case. FBI believes the car helped an abduction plot involving Charles O’Brien. experts caution hair analysis cannot establish identity. Grand jury questioned Giacalone and debate over returning the car to its owner continues.
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Army drug raids upheld in Europe without warrants
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the Army may search for drugs among soldiers in Europe without warrants, deeming the surveillance plan constitutional for national readiness. The panel rejected a lower court view, citing military necessity and fitness as core to effective service.
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