Conflicting details mire Sri Lankan maid case in Camden
U S District Judge Freda Wolfson wrestled with conflicting information as Maher and Chandra Jishi pleaded guilty to harboring and failing to report a felony. Both received one year of probation. Maher faces six months unsupervised house arrest and fines. Bulathwatte, held at the Jishi home, worked in Marlton and Washington Township, fled barefoot in February 2004, and prosecutors said she was held against her will while paid about $3,000 over two years. Also, in Long Island, a 2003 Lincoln Navigator plowed into bystanders at an auction injuring at least 20. driver Louis Amelia, 78, of Moriches, said to lose control, with police deeming the crash accidental. The car was impounded for a safety check.
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Farrier seeks cemetery settlement as city eyes ownership
Donna Farrier and her husband David seek 4032 dollars each from a cemetery settlement. The filing aims to transfer permanent ownership of 1517 E 15th Street to the city and add a monthly care payment of 10000 dollars plus 11000 for a mower. State officials declined comment while the trust funds remain frozen.
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