Waggoner Carr Freed on 3,500 Dollar Bond in Stock Fraud
Dallas AP wire reports federal authorities fingerprinted former Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr and released him on 3,500 bond as he faces two criminal indictments tied to the Texas stock fraud scandal. Carr, once Texas’s top law officer, denies guilt and seeks travel permission for business. The case also involves Osorio and Hoover among others, with bonds set at 3,500 each for several defendants.
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First Clue in Farenthold Slaying Emerges
Corpus Christi reporters say bloodstains and hair found in a car trunk point to a gangland style killing of Randy Farenthold. Sheriff Jolleyport notes a $20 million fortune claim and a missing car, with the victim last seen June 4 leaving a nightclub. Investigation shows gaps and borrowed vehicle clues.
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