Simpson Defense Attacks DNA Witness in Key Trial Phase
In Los Angeles the defense pressed claims of evidence planting contamination and a mystery killer as DNA witness Robin Cotton testified. Judge Ito blocked many lines of questioning and told jurors to disregard implications about the blood smear on Simpson's Bronco steering wheel.
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Los Angeles
OW. Simpson
Peter Neufeld
Simpson
Bronco Contains the Dna Calling Card of An Unknown Murderer. Mr. Neufeld
Robin Cotton
Neufeld
Ms. Cotton
Mr. Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Cotton
Cellmark Laboratories
Lance Ito
Mr. Neufeld
Ms. Simpson
Teen crowned Dairy Princess
Abigail Sowers, 17, of Middletown was crowned Frederick County Dairy Princess for 1995, succeeding Shannon Harrison. She outlined dairy farming facts, promotes milk and dairy products, and aims to educate inner-city youths with radio spots and farm tours while pursuing college studies in business administration and accounting. Autumn Guyton of Jefferson named alternate dairy princess.
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Abigail Sowers
Middletown
Frederick County
Shannon Harrison
Burkittsville
Jefferson Community Center
Jefferson
Ms. Sowers
Randy
Karen Sowers
4-H
County Farm
Middletown High School
Frederick Community College
Mike
Denise Valentine
Stephanie Wolf
Darrell
Ginny Wolf
Jayme Webster
Greencastle
Robbie Shaw
Fairplay
Arthur Johnson
Dickerson
Kenneth Wisner
Walkersville
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Mr Neufeld
Maryland
Ronald Goldman
By Skip Lawrence
Thurs
Jatrick
Centreville
Canteanall Ce
Tower Plaza
Wurlitzer
Lowrey
Hammond
Kawai
Korg
Suzuki
F.S.K. Mall
Frederick, MD
Teen
Rebecca Long
News-Post
Grace Hankey
Steve
Nanny
Christine Anders
Tonya
Tanner
Mom
Tara
Chad
Edna Zimmerman
Husband
Ray Sons
Gene and
Murray
Cathy
Taylor Riggles
Tammy Jo
Sharon
Christina
Steven
Julie
Derek & Leigh
Mommy
Mother's
Hannah and
Dean Dog
Morgan
Stacy
Pam
Bob
Angie
Margaret Bowden
John
Sheila-Russ
Mary
Annie
Brittany
Andrew
Hillary
Emilee
Sharon Weddle
Punkin
George
Shirley Zimmerman
Jane
Rusty
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