Priest cleared of Gentleman Bandit charge vows aid to others
Six years after being cleared of charges as the Gentleman Bandit, Rev. Bernard Pagano, now a parish priest in New Jersey, pursues an ongoing civil suit against police, aids the wrongly accused, and reflects on his exoneration, media attention, and his work with the Hunterdon Foundation for Justice.
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New Brunswick
Bernard Pagano
Pagano
Ronald Clouser
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Holy Trinity Church
Bridgewater
William Hewitt
St. Peter's Hospital
Archdiocese of
St. Mary's Refuge
CBS
Hunterdon Foundation For Justice
Emily the elephant returns to New Bedford after obedience school
Emily the three ton elephant arrives at a moat surrounded barn after 19 months at obedience school. About 10 000 people greet her as a community fund raises 55 000 and Massachusetts House adds 29 000 for a new home. Barnmate search continues.
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Emily
New Bedford
Mass
Greater
Baton Rouge Zoo
Brian Lawler
Massachusetts House
Three Germans convicted in Hitler Diaries scam
In Hamburg a court convicted Konrad Kujau Gerd Heidemann and Edith Lieblang in the $31 million fake Hitler Diaries case. Kujau received four years six months, Heidemann four years eight months, and Lieblang eight months probation for receiving stolen property.
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West Germany
Stern
Konrad Kugan
Gerd Heidemann
Kujau
Edith Lieblang
Heidemann
Lieblang
Kugan
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