Word: truck
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...hours after David Smith completed devastating testimony Tuesday that evoked sobs from jurors, a truck pulled up near the Union, S.C. courthouse with freshly-printed copies of his book about the tragedy, "Beyond All Reason: My Life with Susan Smith." While Susan Smith's lawyers were expected to attack her ex-husband for the book, TIME's Lisa Towle says Smith seems to have won over the jury by claiming that all proceeds will go to children's charities except $20,000 he'll use for living expenses while he relocates. Towle says Smith makes his most damaging point -- that...
Only moments after David Smith completed devastating testimony that evoked sobs from jurors, a truck pulled up to the Union, S.C. courthouse with freshly-printed copies of his book about the tragedy: "Beyond All Reason: My Life withSusan Smith." On the stand, Smith tearfully described his drowned sons at his ex-wife's sentencing hearing. "All my hopes, all my dreams, everything that I had planned for the rest of my life, it ended that day," he said, hoping his sorrowful display would convince all 12 jurors -- some of whom have expressed doubts -- that Smith deserves the death penalty...
...point, an ATF agent posing as a United Parcel Service trainee accompanied a UPS driver during a delivery to the compound, but the act failed to be convincing. The truck stopped first at an outlying building, where the ATF agent insisted that the driver ask Koresh's followers to let them use the phone and a bathroom, something that a UPS driver wouldn't ordinarily do. This accomplished, they then moved on to the compound itself to try the same plan again. This time, Koresh and another member, David Jones, met them at the gate. Jones was carrying a roll...
...nights. "I am in terrible condition here," one of his final, anguished journal entries reads, "My hands are all chapped & my lips are cracking. I feel like I'm losing control of my body." On March 31, Aaron collapsed on the trail and died in the cab of a truck...
...search for "John Doe No. 2" ended as the man depicted in the sketches (tattooed, heavyset, wearing a baseball cap) turned out to be Army Private Todd Bunting, who happened to visit the Ryder truck agency in Junction City, Kansas, on the day before prime suspect Timothy McVeigh did. Bunting has been ruled out as a suspect, but the search for other accomplices in the Oklahoma City bombing continues...