Doctor pleads to wife murder after four trials
Dr Charles Fisher 57 pleaded no contest to charges that he killed his wife Elia whose body was found wrapped in duct tape. Four trials cost about 1 million dollars and included two overturned convictions and multiple mistrials. He avoids admissions by the plea.
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Vietnam opens U S consulate in San Francisco
Vietnam opens its first consulate in the United States drawing protests from demonstrators. The ceremony occurs 22 years after U S forces withdrew. Chuong Hoang Chung of San Francisco State University notes some Vietnamese Americans struggle with the new partnership.
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Private investigators enter child care vetting arena
Private investigator Marc Buckley now tests prospective babysitters for about 45 dollars an hour, using background checks and hidden cameras. The push mirrors broader concerns over child care quality, with state rules varying widely for centers and family day care.
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Louise Woodward mother defends daughter in murder case
Louise Woodward's mother, Sue Woodward, returned to Britain denying any link between her daughter and the infant's death in Massachusetts. A Boston jury convicted Woodward of second degree murder, later reduced to manslaughter, and she was released after serving 279 days.
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