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Early this morning divers found Jeffrey's body "in a four-by two-foot container, wrapped in duct tape," said Cambridge Police Commissioner Ronnie Watson...
...when he was still married and she was a hotel switchboard operator in Miami. She said that on the night in question, the otherwise affectionate Albert bit her back and forced her to perform oral sex. During cross-examination, Black stunned the accuser and the prosecution by playing a tape of a conversation between her and a Washington-area cabdriver--Walter ("Biggie") Brodie--in which she tries to get him to tell the prosecution that Albert had asked him to get "a boy." Albert took a few punches, but Round 2 went to the defense...
...with Hersh on the TV documentary, noticed that one letterhead dated 1961 carried a ZIP code--before ZIP codes had been introduced. Experts subsequently brought in to examine the typewritten documents, moreover, concluded that they could not have been written during the period claimed. (The typewriters had self-correcting tape, for example, which wasn't available until the 1970s.) Confronted on camera by ABC anchor Peter Jennings with evidence of the fraud, Cusack stammered that the papers might have been later copies of originals, while denying that he forged them. Reached by TIME later, Cusack, a paid consultant...
...since June Cleaver has domesticity been so glorified or vilified. Her avid fans tape her shows and catalog the contents on index cards. On an unofficial Martha Website, they exchange information and offer to buy back issues at twice the newsstand price. And they declare their allegiance in open messages: "When she smiles, all is peace in the world," writes one. "Whoever says she's a conniving, evil, nasty, selfish materialistic witch is really, like me, envious, frustrated, totally enamored...
...injections of Pentostam. Keeping track of up to 1,400 patients at a time, most of whom were unable to read, required the creation of a massive card-filing system and the training of a competent local staff. Family members were taught to fill syringes to lines marked with tape and then to administer the doses themselves. "Jill Seaman has treated more cases of kala-azar than anyone else in the world," says Dr. Robert Davidson, senior lecturer in infectious and tropical diseases at the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine in London. "She has personally dealt with more...