Ruling in Bolles case spares life for Dunlap in murder appeal
Max Dunlap, Phoenix businessman and former death row inmate in the 1976 Bolles slaying, will be sentenced to life in prison after Maricopa County Judge Norman Hall found mitigating factors outweighed the death penalty. The judge noted Dunlap’s lack of prior crimes, good prison conduct, health, and family duties while citing other suspects receiving lighter sentences or acquittals. Bolles, an Arizona Republic reporter, was killed when a bomb exploded under his car. co-defendants Adamson and Robison faced varied outcomes.
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Sentencing Handed Down in Murder Case In Arizona
Prosecutor Bill Baker denounced Guzman as a heartless sociopath and urged long prison time to protect society. Defense lawyer Michael Smith urged a 15 year concurrent term, arguing probation eligibility should limit incarceration. Guzman received 17 years for second degree murder, 10 more for vehicle theft and cocaine use, and 15 for separate property crimes.
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Feo pleads to reduced charges in deadly Munk shooting case
Witnesses recalled the fatal bicycle attack at 1532 E Broadway Rd while the defendant Feo faced sentencing. Prosecutor Shutts described an unarmed Munk shot through the heart after a cable dispute and a prior threat, with Feo conceding a plea deal avoiding felon in possession charges amid four prior felonies.
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Motel moves spark fear for family amid utilities cut
Tom Vaillant, a resident, says moving again concerns his wife and 2 year old son while others fear homelessness as fire officials report candles used for heat after utilities were disconnected at the Mesa motel. Red Cross warned utilities would be restored, but power remained off. City records name Diversified Equity Financial Corp as owner after late payments and shut off on December 17, with a county health inspection following.
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Short Cuts Yearend reflection of 1993 New Year’s Eve
A reflective piece on people’s failings and foibles as 1993 ends. The author criticizes callous inaction like fishermen ignoring a body, and ponders fame, memory, and the year’s events. It recalls Elvis, political figures, and pop culture while noting a cinema outing to Harkins Camelview Plaza for Short Cuts after Like Water for Chocolate.
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