Sealing JonBenet Ramsey Autopsy Report Attempts
Authorities in Boulder Colorado moved to seal the autopsy report on six year old JonBenet Ramsey. Deputy county attorney Madeline Mason argued the report would reveal facts not generally available and could jeopardize the case. Denver attorney Tom Kelley questioned the rarity of sealed autopsy reports and noted the investigation's ongoing nature.
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Priest denies Bernardin sexual abuse accusations in memoir reveal
A Milwaukee priest, Father Charles Fiore, denies deathbed claims alleging Cardinal Bernardin pressured false accusations tied to a sexual abuse suit. Fiore insists Bernardin abused Steven Cook, though Cook recanted and Bernardin was dropped from the 1993 suit. the priest questions a hypnotist's notes and says Bernardin was guilty, as per Bernardin’s memoir The Gift of Peace.
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Rev Lowery to retire from civil rights group
The Rev Martin Luther King Jr. era leader confirms plans to step back from daily duties after 20 years as president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. He stresses he is not leaving the movement and remains involved in the cause.
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White supremacists held in bank robberies case
Federal prosecutors say five men connected to the Christian Identity movement and Aryan Nations conspired to rob seven banks in 1994 and 1995 to fund their movement. Langan, the alleged ringleader, stands trial in Columbus as McCarthy testifies about the group's aims.
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Jury reviews evidence in Simpson civil case
In Los Angeles the jury in the J Sampson civil suit weighing Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman against OJ Simpson examined video tapes photos and DNA results. Defense claims of contamination were tested with readings on blood drops and DNA strips while jurors requested testimonies read back and viewed evidence in open court amid deliberations.
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Memoir deal for OJ: former wife to receive 3 million
The New York Post reports that the former wife of OJ Simpson will receive three million dollars for her memoirs. The source notes her involvement has harmed her career as she avoids exploiting the situation, instead turning to Bible study and churchgoing as reflection.
OJ Simpson juror accused of letter to civil trial jurors
A former OJ Simpson juror and another juror face investigations after a handwritten letter urged civil trial jurors to contact an agent publicist named Bud Stewart. Police seized a computer from Brenda Moran’s South Central Los Angeles home as deputies searched vehicles and questioned Moran and her parents.
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Damages in the OJ Simpson civil trial described
Plaintiffs seek compensatory and punitive damages for emotional and financial losses from the deaths of Ronald Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson. Compensatory figures include funeral costs and losses, while punitive damages aim to punish Simpson with no California ceiling, guided by malice and financial impact.
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Ex-Girlfriend Paula Barbieri Sells Memoir To Publisher
Paula Barbieri, former girlfriend of O J Simpson, has sold her yet unwritten memoir to Little Brown and Co for a reported sum. The New York Post cited a $3 million figure, with Barbieri saying she left a Dear John message on Simpson's phone before the slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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CBS won't air interview with Cosby
CBS News executives decided not to broadcast Dan Rather's interview with Bill Cosby on 60 Minutes about the murder of Cosby's son Ennis and Cosby's return to work. Cosby’s past extramarital affair was partially aired, prompting CBS to avoid sensational coverage and calls for refunds of rewards in the investigation.
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Judge frees jail inmate to seek abortion in New Jersey
Somerville New Jersey A Somerset County Superior Court judge appointed an anti abortion lawyer to represent a fetus and ruled the jailed mother Sonya Jackson 33 may be released on own recognizance to obtain an abortion She must return to jail when cleared by a doctor or by February 10 if she does not abort The case raised questions of judge authority and involved an ACLU lawyer and Jacksons public defender The fetus was found viable by the judge and the bail was reduced but Jackson retains the right to terminate the pregnancy where possible
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