Von Bulow despondent as wife in coma defense witness
AP report from Newport describes associate testimony that Claus von Bulow was despondent after his heiress wife fell into a lasting coma blamed on him. The trial hears that he sought help on a business deal the night before the second coma and expert witnesses discuss insulin usage and alleged motives of greed and remarriage.
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Jeff Barnard Newport
R.L
Claus von Bulow
Margaret S. Neilly
Shearson-American Express
von Bulow
New York City
Superior Court
Thomas Needham
Shearson- American Express
Sunny
Miss O'Neill
Alexander G. von Auersperg
Miss Neilly
Martha
Sunny” von Bulow
American Ballet Theater
Herald P. Fahringer
Stephen R. Famiglietti
UPI
Joy O'Neill
Newport Superior Court
O'Neill
Confessed Hillside Strangler Bianchi Claims Skilled Ploys
Los Angeles AP. Defense argues Kenneth Bianchi, the confessed Hillside Strangler, is highly skilled in psychology and could control interviews even while hypnotized. Bianchi, 36, pled guilty to five murders and faces life sparing by plea, while Angelo Buono, 47, faces 10 murder counts and possible death penalty. Defense claims phony degrees and ignored evidence steer jurors away from Buono. prosecutors say Bianchi used fake credentials to manipulate investigators.
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Los Angeles
Hillside
Kenneth Bianchi
Bianchi
Gerald Chaleff
Chaleff
Angelo Buono
Buono
Katherine Mader
Columbia University
Bellingham
Wash
Mannequin Like Bodies Found After Stouffer's Inn Fire
Testimony at the trial of Luis Marin, charged with arson and murder, describes charred bodies near locked doors at Stouffer's Inn after the December 4 1980 blaze that killed 26 people. Purchase firefighter Ronald Mignone testified he initially mistook the burned remains for mannequins and noted doors to an outdoor promenade were locked, hindering escapes.
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White Plains
Stouffer's Inn
Ronald Mignone
Purchase
Harrison
Mignone
Geoffrey K. Orlando
Luis Marin
Stouffer's
Marin
Tampon suit scorer dismisses toxic shock claim
Denvers RP reports 18 year old Deretha Dawn Lampshire testifies in a 25 million suit against Procter & Gamble alleging Rely tampons caused illness. P G attorney says she did not contract toxic shock syndrome and the product was not responsible.
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Denver
Deretha Dawn Lampshire
Procter & Gamble
Tom Calder
Miss Lampshire
Calder
University of Denver
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