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...said that he did recall driving home from a hunting trip after murder. "The house was full but I don't remember any of the names of the people who were there." In fact, he returned to a chaotic scene of police, reporters and lawyers. He had then instructed live-in tutor Kenneth Littleton to take several of the children, including Michael, then 15, to Windham, New York. But the prosecution's attempts to extract the details of what he did next or if he ever discussed his son's supposed guilt, proved impossible...
With jurors in the trial of Michael Skakel excused for a three-day weekend, Kenneth Littleton sat stoically in the witness box Friday for a special hearing, watching a 10-year-old videotape of himself being played on a television monitor. On the tape, the former live-in tutor to the Skakel family was being interviewed by a forensic psychiatrist about an alleged confession Littleton had made to his ex-wife Mary Baker about the murder of Martha Moxley, a 15-year-old found beaten to death in 1975 outside her Greenwich, Connecticut home...
...Thursday, prosecutors also called key witness Kenneth Littleton, the Skakels' live-in tutor, to the stand. His voice slowed by a cocktail of six prescription drugs to treat severe manic depression, he methodically recalled the night of the murder...
...comic's worst nightmare--love and happiness--by taking fatherhood as occasion for a hilarious, moving look at his bumpy love-life past, with a little Latino History 101 thrown in. His riot of voices and song is unsparing of parents, ex-lovers and himself. When he met his live-in girlfriend, he tells us, "My therapist said, 'Congratulations, John! You are now emotionally 12 years old!'" Here's hoping he never grows...
...Dave Hoesly, 58, a retired computer engineer with no children, about 65% of his estate will eventually go to six charities that champion his beliefs about individual liberty. The rest of his assets will be divided among 25 people, including his live-in girlfriend of 12 years, three siblings and several friends. His girlfriend will also inherit his Webster, N.Y., house. "I actually started thinking about all this at age 50 and realized I had to decide where I would want my assets to go, since it might not be obvious to everyone," he says...