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Kristen Hinman A Riverfront Times Special Report. March 25, 2009 The 911 call came in half an hour after sunrise, at 6:09 a.m. on Wednesday, June 11, 2003. From a pay phone at the southeast corner of Page Boulevard and Skinker Parkway, just inside the St. Louis city...
Kristen Hinman A Riverfront Times Special Report. March 18, 2009 Three years old, with baby fat still puffing out his cheeks, the boy in the video grins up at the dreadlocked woman towering over him and asking his name. “Chis-ching!” he blurts. “That my ba-aaaaby!”...
By: William C. Lhotka St. Louis Post-Dispatch, August 26, 2008 JEFFERSON CITY — Clayton defense attorney John Rogers won’t have to turn over to a St. Louis County grand jury information he gathered in the case of the mysterious disappearance five years ago of...
By: Donna Walter St. Louis Daily Record & St. Louis Countian, Feb 28, 2008 A lawyer representing a suspect in the disappearance of a 10- year-old boy asked the Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday to deny a grand jury access to his witness notes. John Rogers...
By: Hal Dardick Tribune staff reporter, October 19, 2007 A Will County judge Thursday barred further public release of documents detailing evidence in the death-penalty case against an Oswego man charged with murdering his wife and three children. Judge Daniel Rozak...
By: Donna Walter (reprinted from the St. Louis Daily Record & St. Louis Countian, September 3, 2007) An UMSL student detained in Russia is free to return to St. Louis. Roxana Contreras’ trial concluded Friday with Russian prosecutors dropping charges that the...
By: Adam Goldman, Associated Press (reprinted from the USA Today (NY), October 24, 2006) NEW YORK – Gamblers may look over their shoulder now, but experts say a new Internet gambling ban won’t keep bettors from ponying up, just turn them on to overseas payment...
By: Peter Shinkle, of the Post-Dispatch (reprinted from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (MO), November 9, 2005) A man was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison for conspiring to steal art valued at up to $4 million — including works by Picasso and Matisse — from a...
By: Peter Shinkle, of the Post-Dispatch (reprinted from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (MO), September 2, 2005) Two men have pleaded guilty in St. Louis of stealing paintings and other works of art estimated to be worth $4 million. They included works by masters such as...
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