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January 14, 2013

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Who Is Mobster Tony Zerilli And What Does He Really Know About Hoffa?

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By Allan Lengel Deadline Detroit DETROIT –– He was son of Joseph Zerilli, Detroit’s top mobster. Anthony Joseph Zerilli, who went by the nickname “Tony Z,” followed his dad’s career path, rising to top spot in the local Mafia before heading to prison in 1974 for his hidden interest in two Las Vegas casinos. When…

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His only let down was that he didn’;;t have proper

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Investigation was botched Celine Outlet Cheap Celine Handbags, Blistene said. Were looking for scapegoats, they found these two. But the elements in the court file show that they are not involved. Montwheeler case seemed to jolt those sitting on the Psychiatric Security Review Board. Created in 1977 Celine Outlet, the board supervises the treatment of…

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The community response prompts Kamala to realize that if

allan12 years ago8 years ago08 mins

When the topic comes up, try to steer the conversation to another area in which they question your judgment. Why did you spend all that money on law school when you didn’t even want to become a lawyer? Why did you get that master’s in medieval Icelandic poetry when you could have gone to law…

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NCAA Shouldn’t Ignore Steroid Problem

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By Greg Stejskal ticklethewire.com In the summer of 2004, a Senate sub-committee, chaired by Senators Charles Grassley and Joseph Biden held a hearing regarding the prevalence of steroids in sports. I had helped arrange for two of the witnesses who testified at this hearing. One was Curtis Wenzlaff, a convicted steroid dealer, who had supplied…

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Column: NCAA Shouldn’t Ignore Steroid Problem

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Greg Stejskal served as an FBI agent for 31 years and retired as resident agent in charge of the Ann Arbor office. This column first appeared in the New York Daily News.   By Greg Stejskal ticklethewire.com In the summer of 2004, a Senate sub-committee, chaired by Senators Charles Grassley and Joseph Biden held a…

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Opinion: FBI Needs Hackers to Combat Computer Crimes

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Wired Opinion Just imagine if all the applications and services you saw or heard about at CES last week had to be designed to be “wiretap ready” before they could be offered on the market. Before regular people like you or me could use them. Yet that’s a real possibility. For the last few years,…

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New Federal Law to Help Police Collect DNA of Suspects Upon Arrest

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Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A new federal bill will help some states begin collecting DNA from suspects upon arrest, the Associated Press reports. The money, which will be awarded to select states who apply for a share of the $10 million grants, would be used as start-up funds, the AP wrote. Perhaps no one more than…

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Could it Be Moderate Lead Exposure is a Primary Cause of Crime? Maybe

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By Ross Parker ticklethewire.com Perhaps you, like me, have blithely assumed declining crime rates are due to some wonderfully fortunate combination of social factors. Not so, says Kevin Drum in a fascinating, recent article in Mother Jones. Citing dozens of crime causality studies, he makes a provocative and convincing case that a generation of children’s…

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