Word: murderes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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FREEHOLD, New Jersey: The biggest question surrounding the case of Melissa Drexler was answered as the high school senior was charged with murder after an autopsy concluded her baby born while she attended prom was strangled or suffocated. Prosecutors had waited to file charges until they could determine whether the baby could have survived independently of his mother. Officials have not yet said whether they will seek the death penalty...
Ahmed Sarhane, the fired Vitrolles guard, has found another way to respond: the French justice system. He is taking the National Front to court on three separate charges: attempted murder, defamation (Catherine Megret, herself the granddaughter of Russian-Jewish immigrants, referred to him on TV as a "delinquent") and illegal firing. Sarhane is asking $100,000 in damages and severance pay but says he doesn't really care about the money. "I want them convicted, even if they only have to pay one symbolic franc," says Sarhane, a muscular former karate instructor. "People have to know what they...
Christopher died of massive injuries, including a broken neck and loss of blood. Two of the dogs were shot and killed by police at the scene, the third later that day; their owners, Jeffrey and Sabine Davidson, were arrested and charged with unintentional second-degree murder, a crime punishable by 11 to 51 years in prison...
ARRESTED. RUTHANN ARON, 54, a Republican primary candidate for the Senate in 1994; on charges of soliciting murder; in Gaithersburg, Md. In this stranger-than-Fargo tale, Aron allegedly hired a hit man (actually an undercover cop) to do away with her husband of more than 30 years, Barry, and a lawyer who testified against her in a defamation suit she filed...
RELEASED. ELMER ("Geronimo") PRATT, 49, feisty Black Panther who maintained throughout 27 years in prison that the FBI framed him for murder; on bail; in Santa Ana, Calif. The judge recently overturned Pratt's 1972 conviction because of revelations that the key prosecution witness had been a bureau informant...