Judge frees Nichols today without bail
James Nichols, linked by prosecutors to Oklahoma City's bombing but not proven involved, is ordered released without bail by U.S. District Judge Paul Borman. The hearing yields no direct evidence tying Nichols to the attack while his brothers Terry Nichols and Timothy McVeigh face the main charges.
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Judge Frees Nichols
Detroit
James Nichols
Oklahoma
U.S
Paul Borman
Robert Cares
Nichols
Oklahoma City
Terry
Timothy McVeigh
Cares
Terry Nichols
McVeigh
Robert Elsey
Defenders press conspiracy questions in Simpson DNA dispute
In Los Angeles AP coverage, defense lawyer Barry Scheck pressed a conspiracy angle on O J Simpson DNA tests. Witness Gary Sims explained contamination possibilities while jurors struggled to follow as questions about DQ alpha tests and a Goldman DNA dot provoked a tense exchange with Judge Lance Ito.
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O.J. Simpson
Barry Scheck
Scheck
Simpson
Gary Sims
State Department of Justice
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Sims
Lance Ito
Con man called slain heiress Golden Goose
CHICAGO AP A con man charmed and defrauded heiress Helen Brach labeling her the Golden Goose while courting her then ordered her murder, prosecutors said at Bailey sentencing. Richard Bailey admits wrongdoing in horse investments but denies involvement in Brach’s 1977 disappearance. If convicted he could face life. otherwise five years. Prosecutors link case to wide horse-fraud ring. Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Miller described Bailey as preying on wealthy women and calling Brach the Golden Goose. Bailey’s lawyer Ronald Menaker claimed Bailey was blameless and suggested employee John Matlick killed Brach after contact at O Hare. Matlick testified he drove Brach to the airport on Feb 17, 1977, for a Florida flight she never took. no one else recalls her after.
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Chicago
Elen Vorhees Brach
Richard Bailey
Brach
U.S
Milton Shadur
Bailey
Helen Brach
Steven Miller
Golden Goose
Penis
Miller
Ronald Menaker
John Matlick
Matlick
O'Hare Aira
Florida
Officials ship 19 Haitian refugee children home
Nineteen unaccompanied Haitian minors were sent back from Guantanamo Bay to Haiti as U S officials seek homes for about 183 more children. Advocates warn many faced violence and loss of family. officials dispute some claims as cases are overseen by UN refugee agency.
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U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U.S
Haiti
Army
Jim Gray
Cheryl Little
Florida Rural Legal Services
Guantanamo
United States
Barbara Francis
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Guantanamo Camp
State Department
Carrie Meek
D-Fla
John Scheible
Little
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