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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1995
Page
1
Filiaggi, 30, who claims insanity in the Jan 24 1994 murder of his ex wife, fought eight Elyria officers attempting to cuff him. Judge Zaleski ordered a mental health evaluation to decide competency, amid a stun belt incident and questions over hospitalization.
On Route 2 near Leavitt Road two men died and two were seriously injured when a Dodge Neon collided with three other cars while fleeing police. Lorain Police Chief Del Rivera said the suspects were under surveillance in a lengthy investigation and contraband was seized from the vehicle. Police withheld names while the coroner identified the victims as black men aged roughly 13 to 20 and early 20s.
Elyria police and dog warden seek owner for Curly a Collie mix tied loose on West Broad Street Monday after he bit 4 year old Courtney McKenna. The child received facial cuts at EMH Regional Medical Center and was treated and released. Authorities call the case a tangled mess as they determine responsibility and next steps.
Five jurors say they cannot vote to execute Susan Smith while a tearful juror recalls memories of his younger brothers drowning 26 years ago. The chaotic week unfolds as Paul returns from vacation and remarks on the world’s strangeness amid the trial.
Elyria veteran John Victor, 45, a former Marine and commander of VFW Post 1079, recalls lost friends and sniper fire in Vietnam. He joins peers in questioning President Clinton’s move to normalize relations with Vietnam, arguing proper accounting of MIAs is needed. Retired Marine Roger Jackson shares anger, estimating most veterans would oppose the policy.
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