Service may have cast votes in first mistake
In St. Paul Minnesota the AP reports that the service appears to have cast votes in an initial error causing questions about the integrity of the ballot. Details remain unclear as investigators review the incident and seek corrective steps.
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Husband acquitted of fraud in wife's death at Zion Park
James Bottarini, 43, of Ottawa, was acquitted on six federal fraud charges in the death of his wife Patricia Bottarini after jurors found no evidence of inter state fraud or domestic violence. The defense argued Patricia fell accidentally from the 500 foot Observation Point Trail in May 1997, while prosecutors contended motive arose from a $1.25 million life insurance policy and inheritance. The trial included a day spent on the Zion trail, and prosecutors noted the burden of proof for a federal case. Patricia Bottarini's family expressed disappointment but said they hope to move on.
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