Trophy nameplate returned from OJ Simpson estate dispute
A sports agent retrieved the Heisman Trophy nameplate from OJ Simpson’s estate at a Santa Monica courthouse after a judge’s order. The agent said Simpson’s former belongings were seized to satisfy a $33.5 million judgment tied to the 1994 deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. An auction of Simpson’s possessions, including the trophy, was planned to satisfy part of the debt.
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FBI launches joint probe into Indianapolis police corruption
The FBI and DEA and IRS will assist city and county investigators in a corruption inquiry in Indianapolis police work. Special Agent Wayne Alford said investigators will pursue all leads as a patrolman facing murder charges in a death of a suspected drug dealer is tied to the case.
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Woman pleads guilty in slave ring case in Brooklyn court
Adriana Paoletti-Lemus 29, deaf, admitted to slavery conspiracy and related crimes alleging a family-run enterprise smuggling deaf Mexican nationals to the United States to force them into street vending and abuse. She faces 14 to 17 years. money laundering and obstruction charges also pled. Separately, former freighter owners tied to a July Miami River drug bust and five murders were arrested as alleged ring leaders of a cocaine-smuggling network.
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McVeigh says appeals unlikely death row inmate asks no mercy
Timothy McVeigh, convicted Oklahoma City bomber, says public demand for his blood ensures failed appeals. He states he fears no execution, regrets not dumping his defense lawyer, criticizes Stephen Jones, and notes co-defendant Terry Nichols received a better defense. He refuses to answer questions about the April 19 1995 attack.
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Fertility clinics report 1995 success rates and twins trend
The CDC released a 400 page federal survey of U S fertility clinics showing about 20 percent of 1995 cycles resulted in a birth. Among births 37 percent involved twins or higher order multiples. Take home baby rates averaged 196 per 1000, with age of the egg provider as the key factor and frozen embryo use generally less effective than fresh eggs.
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