Millionaire car dealer in love of horses tied to murder plot
Ron nie Lamarque, New Orleans car dealer and TV pitchman, was targeted in a murder-for-hire plot allegedly involving his estranged wife Carmella. Investigators used wiretaps and videotapes. both Lamarque and his wife were charged with conspiracy to commit murder. Bond set at 2.5 million each as details emerged of domestic strife and a ruse claiming Lamarque’s abandoned car had been found. The case also touched Lamarque’s public life and family relations.
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Inmate Kimberlin suit squashed by appeals court
A divided U S appeals court threw out Brett Kimberlin's lawsuit claiming prison officials punished him during the 1988 presidential campaign to silence claims he sold marijuana to Dan Quayle. The panel ruled insufficient evidence for trial against ex Bureau of Prisons director J Michael Quinlan and ex Justice Department spokesman Love Miller.
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