Ex wife testifies of cash hoard in overcoat
Betty Talmadge testified before the Senate Ethics Committee about a decades long cash hoard kept by Len Talmadge. She described envelopes of $100 bills in an overcoat, used to augment her living allowance since the 1960s, with thousands of dollars allegedly present. She said she retrieved about 12,000 to 15,000 in 1974 and turned over 77 bills later.
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UPI
Len Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Betty Talmadge
Senate Ethics Committee
Talmadge
Carl Eardley
Footprints Ground Burglary Conviction in Vermont
Vermont Supreme Court upheld Arnold Barclaff’s burglary conviction based on footprints in fresh snow linking him from the Barton residence crime scene to his home. State troopers testified the unbroken snow print pattern showed direct evidence of his presence beyond a reasonable doubt.
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UPI
Vermont Supreme Court
High Court
Arnold Barclaff
Barclaff
Barton
Vermont District Court
State Supreme Court
Judge rules psychiatrist must warn potential violence targets
In Hackensack New Jersey Superior Court Judge James Patrellas held a psychiatrist has a duty to warn people who may be targeted by a violent patient. The ruling follows a lawsuit by the mother of model Kimberly McIntosh, shot by a patient of Teaneck psychiatrist Dr. Michael Milano. The decision compares warning duties to those of doctors for communicable diseases.
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Georgia
New Castle
Superior Court
James Patrellas
Michael Milano
Teaneck
N.J
Patrellas
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