Nurse accused of murdering four patients in Baltimore
Mary Rose Robacinski 24 of Pasadena faces a preliminary hearing Sept. 6 on four murder charges linked to patient deaths at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore. Indicted by a Baltimore grand jury after a four month probe, her case involves four elderly patients in the ICU between December 26 and March 8. The state attorney declined to discuss mercy killings as a charge, saying the crime is murder. Robacinski surrendered and has not worked in health care since March 8. Autopsy confirmed one victim’s death after exhumation recently. Her attorney is George Helinski. Plea negotiations were not planned at this time.
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Baltimore
Mary Rose Robacinski
Maryland General Hospital
Pasadena
Central District Court
Fnday
Robert Karnack
William A
Swisher
Marlene Smith
Catherine Womack
Louvenia Reed
Harry Gessner
Robacznski
Mary Rose Kaisier
Maryland General's Nursing School
Vis
Tistime
George Helinski
Socorro
N.M
Nathan A. Twining
New Mexico
Twining
Valencia County
Socorro County
Rape convict given four life terms plus 100 years
A Carlisle man, White Jr, received four consecutive life sentences plus 100 years after being found guilty of rape and 12 other crimes in Garrett County. Judge Corderman said the defendant should not be eligible for parole and noted Maryland’s lack of the death penalty for rape. An autopsy was planned for an unrelated child death at Oregon Ridge.
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Oakland
John P. Corderman
Pennsylvania
Anson
Dale . White Jr
Carlisle
Corderman
Washington County
Maryland
White
Georgia
Hagerstown
Samuel L
Parthemore
Garrett County
Woman denies killing husband in Maryland trial
In Chestertown AP report, Dorothy Stevenson rests her case after admitting she threw gasoline at her husband in anger but denies striking his clothing with a match on June 29 1977. Thomas Stevenson died next month from burns covering most of his body. Defense calls witnesses to show Stevenson was violent and to suggest accidental ignition. Stevenson previously convicted of murder, verdict overturned over possible jury misinstruction. Trial set for Kent County jury midweek.
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Stevenson
Falcon
Harry E. Clark
Kent County
Carling National Rebuffs Merger Talks With Heileman's Firm
Baltimore AP reports Carling National will not merge with Heileman Brewing Co of LaCrosse Wisconsin. The two parties had discussed a merger earlier this summer. Heileman’s president Russell G Cleary notes Heileman has acquired six Midwestern brewers since 1564.
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Baltimore
Carling National
LaCrosse
Wis
Carling
Russell G. Cleary
Heileman
Reptile Tracks Reported Along Potomac River
Leonardtown Maryland AP reports sightings of sea monster like creatures in the Potomac with a waterman claiming huge reptile tracks crossing Held into Nanjemoy Creek. James Dutton 55 says he tracked the prints but never saw the snake. two fishermen also saw a reptile near a marsh. Local theory suggests ships from South America brought the creatures, with some vessels rotting in creeks. Residents from Northern Virginia and nearby counties report sightings this summer, drawing comparisons to Nessie.
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Leonardtown
Potomac River
Maryland
James W. Dutton
Nanjemoy Creek
Potomac
Charles County
Dutton
South America
Northemberland County
Scotland
Virginia Marine Resources Commission
Douglas
Potomac River Fisheries Commission
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Lee Parmer
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