Dock's mother seeks new trial in Germany for soldier
Carolyn Dock travels to West Germany with two attorneys and her daughter to pursue a second bid for a new trial for Pvt. 1 Todd A. Dock. They plan to examine forensic evidence, interview soldiers with alcohol problems, and meet West German officials as they pursue further questions about the murder conviction in Frankfurt.
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Bryan Denson
News-Post
Todd A. Dock
West Germany
Carolyn Dock
Amy Dock
William Schaeffer
Janice Cooper
Dulles International Airport
Dock
Baltimore Television
Butzbach
Pvt
U.S. Army
3Rd Armored
Tane
Frederick
Claus Englehardt
Giessen
U.S
Frankfurt
Leavenworth
Kan
Todd
Army
3Rd Armored Division
Norfolk police probe links to alleged spy ring leader
In Norfolk a police internal investigation targets at least eight officers tied to John Walker, head of Confidential Reports Inc. The probe, linked to potential espionage activity, questions unauthorized record checks and confidentiality breaches as officials weigh firings and retirements while federal authorities pursue conspiracy charges against Walker and associates.
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Norfolk
Jobo
Walker SI
Walker
Johnny
Nash Bilisoly
Norfolk Police Department
Confidential Reports Inc
Pamela K. Carroll
Jack Bernard
Force
Central Records Division
Charles D. Grant
FBI
Arthur J. Walker
John
Michael L. Walker
Norfolk Area
Navy
Jerry A. Whitworth
Davis
Whitworth
San Francisco
Tom Collins
Investigative Files Detective Agency
Coaries
Montagna
Wackenhut Corp
Bilisoly
Clarence Moore
Midland Insurance Co
Midland
Moore
Ill soldier Todd Dock faces health stress amid Leavenworth confinement
Former Frederick, Maryland native Pvt. 1 Todd A. Dock, the only U S military member facing execution, has undergone a medical checkup for physical decline while housed in maximum custody at Fort Leavenworth. His mother reports weight loss, migraines, stomach pains, trembling, and low spirits as officials dispute details of the JAG ordered examination.
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Frederick
Todd A. Dock
U.S
Dock
U.S. Army
Judge Advocate General's
JAG) Office
Fort Leavenworth
Army
Pentagon
JAG
Janet Wray
Bob Marshall Pioneered Wilderness Preservation, Hiked Vast Distances
National Geographic notes A B Wilderness Preserver Bob Marshall first recreation chief of the U S Forest Service hiked 30 or more miles a day about 250 times and helped found the Wilderness Society while preserving millions of acres of wild lands for future generations.
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Bob Marshall
U.S. Forest Service
National Geographic
The
Wilderness Society
Marshall
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