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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1995

Page

5

Innocent look-alike freed after prison misidentification

In Jackson Mississippi Mellissa Gammill was released after a judge threw out her 10 year burglary conviction. Police now consider Pauline Meshea Bailey the real suspect though she is jailed for unrelated charges. Gammill and Bailey, both in their mid twenties, resemble each other and detective Jimmy Houston called the lookalike case unbelievable. Gammill’s family welcomed her home and her lawyer Debra Allen said the case shows a fluke misidentification and the family never gave up.

Jackson Miss Mellissa Gammill Darren Terry Jimmy Houston Gammill Debra Allen Allen Pauline Meshea Bailey Houston Bailey Jerry Hinds County

Ivy League admission screening still flawed

The piece notes that even top schools like Harvard and Yale miss occasional fabrications in applications. Yale expelled a community college transfer for forging an A plus past, while Harvard rescinded an acceptance amid a murder confession. Admissions leaders say misrepresentations, though rare, can slip through, especially with transfers and in elite contexts.

Harvard Yale Lee Stetson University of Pennsylvania Lon Grammer Yale Daily News Grammer Cuesta Community College San Luis Obispo Calif Margit Dahl

Family accused of bilking il aunt

Cape May County grand jury indicts niece Rose Marie Berry, her husband John Berry, and their daughter Jennifer Berry for theft by deception and conspiracy after allegedly draining 88 year old Margaret Lowery’s savings while she recovered from a broken hip in Wildwood. Lowery paid $1,200 monthly for care and lodging as the family forged her signature to access funds.

Cape May Court House N.J Cape May County Margaret Lowery Wildwood Kevin McLaughlin Rose Marie Berry John Berry Jennifer Berry Lowery New Jersey McLaughlin Rob Johnson

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