Murder charge expected in Slepian case in Buffalo
An anti abortion activist James C Kopp is expected to face a murder charge for the killing of Barnett Slepian on October 23 in Amherst New York. He may also be charged under the federal abortion clinic access law. Federal investigators have tied evidence including a rifle found at the victim's home and DNA hair evidence to Kopp. Investigators have pursued theories involving a vehicle spotted in the weeks before the shooting and a possible entry into Mexico. A noon news conference was to disclose details.
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Parole Board Frees Amy Fisher After Seven Years
A New York parole panel voted 2 to 1 to release Amy Fisher, who shot Mary Jo Buttafuoco in 1992. Fisher, 24, was interviewed at Albion Correctional Facility and could be freed next week.
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Jury finds man guilty of murdering parents
Thomas Camerlengo, 36, of Staten Island, was convicted of two counts of second degree murder and one count of assault for the decapitation and dismemberment of his parents Anthony and Anne Camerlego after a nine year history of jail and psychiatric confinement. The jury found him legally sane despite mental illness claims.
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Maples Publicist Guilty of Burglary for Second Time
New York former publicist for Marla Maples convicted again of burglary at Maples apartment while cleared of illegal possession of clothes and shoes. Chuck Jones, acting pro se, found guilty of burglary and gun possession, innocent of stolen property. Judge Obus sets sentencing for June 11. Jones, 55, free on bail and facing a 42 year sentence. He previously served 344 months after 1994 trial and was freed when a federal judge vacated that conviction.
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Herald Journal customer service and delivery notice
Syracuse Herald Journal issues a correction policy and contact details for missed deliveries. The notice lists phone numbers for Tim Bunn and the Customer Service department, authorizes delivery at no cost if late, and provides mail subscription rates and addresses for Syracuse NY.
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