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Three Film Recovery Execs Convicted of Murder in Cyanide Death
A Cook County judge found three former Film Recovery Systems Inc executives guilty of murder for the cyanide death of Stefan Golab, 61, in an unprecedented bench trial that also convicted them on 14 counts of reckless conduct. Each defendant faces 29 to 40 years in prison, with sentencing set for June 28.
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Film Recovery Systems Inc
Illinois
Cook County
Ronald J.P. Banks
Stefan Golab
Banks
Wife defends spouse in Soviet spying case
Rachel Walker, wife of Michael L. Walker, says she believes he is innocent and has met briefly with him in jail. The 22 year old biology technician describes their visits as brief and says she has not discussed guilt with him. Michael Walker is charged with espionage for allegedly sending classified Navy documents to his father for the Soviet Union. Other defendants include John A. Walker Jr., Arthur J. Walker, and Jerry A. Whitworth, all former Navy or defense industry personnel.
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Michael L. Walker
Rachel Walker
Associated Press
Walker
Nimitz
FBI
John A. Walker Jr
Soviet Union
John Walker
Arthur J. Walker
John
Jerry A. Whitworth
Davis
Calif
Navy
Michael Walker
FBI agent admits to trip to Soviet Consulate
A fired FBI agent, Richard W. Miller, testified he joined Svetlana Ogorodnikov on a weekend trip to San Francisco knowing she headed for the Soviet Consulate. He denied plans to spy but admitted collaborating after a love affair with a woman labeled a KGB agent. The case involves alleged theft of top secret U.S. documents.
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FBI
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Richard W. Miller
Svetlana Ogorodnikov
KGB
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