Word: bailing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...killer. But as the investigation took shape, TIME's Carlton Stowers reports, inconsistencies in her story led them to doubt her. (Blood evidence, for example, showed that she was stabbed in the kitchen, not the living room, as she told police.) Routier, who is being held on $500,000 bail, is sticking to her story. -->
...well rewarded. A communist, he ran afoul of the House Un-American Activities Committee and was indicted for refusing to testify. Lily, as he called her, was then a rich writer, but, lest her career be jeopardized, she refused to make his bail, departing, instead, for London and Paris. Why? Reveling in success, and desperate to write the script for an Alexander Korda movie of War and Peace, she was afraid of being branded a leftist...
...killer. But as the investigation took shape, TIME's Carlton Stowers reports, inconsistencies in her story led them to doubt her. (Blood evidence, for example, showed that she was stabbed in the kitchen, not the living room, as she told police.) Routier, who is being held on $500,000 bail, is sticking to her story. -->
...killer. But as the investigation took shape, TIME's Carlton Stowers reports, inconsistencies in her story led them to doubt her. (Blood evidence, for example, showed that she was stabbed in the kitchen, not the living room, as she told police.) Routier, who is being held on $500,000 bail, is sticking to her story. -->
They were both released the following day on $250 bail, paid by a fellow student, Tracey E. Guice '96 of Pforzheimer House. Both students pleaded not guilty to all charges...