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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 2002

Page

5

Bloodhounds Begin Work On Serial Killer Probe In Baton Rouge

Three bloodhounds Green Charlotte Murray Pace and Pam Kinlamore join investigators linked to three deaths in Baton Rouge. DNA evidence ties the killings to one suspect as handlers explain scent-tracking method. dogs will remain in the city through Monday.

Baton Rouge Charlotte Murray Pace Pam Kinlamore Ted Hamm Mary Ann Godawa Green Pace Kinamore Rex Stockham FBI

Lawyer must tell jury what client knew in Ohio case

Dayton AP report says a state court ruled a public defender must disclose what her client knew about Erica Baker case. Beth Lewis defended Jan Franks, who died of a drug overdose, and investigators suspect Franks knew something about the girl. The judge held Lewis in contempt for not telling a grand jury.

Dayton Ohio Ohio District Court of

Bodies cremated after tip about corpses probe begins

In LaFayette Georgia authorities say tips about decomposing bodies at a crematory preceded a February 2002 probe by 10 months. The investigation found 66 additional bodies delivered during that period and hundreds more abandoned on the premises. A Blossman Oil driver first alerted officials in April 2001 after seeing decomposing remains at the site.

Lafayette Georgia Atlanta Journal-Constitution Tri- State Gerald Cook Blossman Oil Co

Denver judge annuls Alzheimer's wife marriage to 41 year old

A Denver District Judge annulled the marriage of 79 year old Glenna Birmingham to Wanda Stevens on New Year’s Eve after determining Birmingham was not mentally competent. Stevens, who faces felony theft charges, claimed the couple were wed in Las Vegas while relatives say Birmingham does not remember the marriage or wanting to wed. Guardian says Stevens drained nearly 300000 of Birmingham’s fortune.

Denver Las Vegas John Glenna Birmingham Wanda Stevens Stevens Birmingham Las Vegas Strip Robert Gilmartin

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