Blake murder trial defense faces stolen computer setback
Friday report says Robert Blake's lawyer aims to proceed with the murder trial despite theft of a computer described by a court representative as the heart and soul of the defense. The device disappeared from attorney M. Gerald Schwartzbach's Sherman Oaks apartment the same day jurors were seated. A quick hearing postponed motions until Monday. the prosecutor notes potential harm if the items fall into wrong hands.
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DNA testing ties man to BTK killings probe in Wichita
Wichita police and state investigators test a man held on minor trespass and housing code violations for possible links to the BTK serial killings. No arrest in the case. authorities say tips are being checked and warrants drive the arrest. DNA results expected soon..
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American jailed for life for killing British policeman
An American man, David Bieber of Florida, was sentenced at Newcastle Crown Court to a life term with a whole life tariff for the murder of a wounded British officer, Ian Broadhurst, in Leeds on December 26, 2003. He also tried to murder two fellow officers, and faces an additional murder case in Florida.
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