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... crimes? of a dark coloured Toyota Carina type car. The occupants of the car have never been traced. • Fiona Sinnott (20) has been missing from her home in Bridgeatown, Co Wexford since February 9. The mother of a oneyear-old daughter. Fiona is sft tins ...
... Crime and SIR With regard to your editorial of (15 July) entitled I would urge you to read your own newspaper before writing the leader column. Your editorial implies that The Workers' Party does not oppose the proposed Fine Gad constitutional referendum ...
... on crime By DON LAVERY DESPITE a promised technological revolution in the gardai there is no national computerised system to cross-check information on missing people. With a growing number of major crimes including several unsolved murders of women ...
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... Crime 1. What is the name of the detective Agency in Moonlighting? 2. Edward Woodward is the star of the Equalizer. But he starred in another famous crime show many years ago. What was it? 3. (See picture) He played Bosley in Charlie's Angels. Who is ...
... Crime: Evening Herald, Saturday; June 9, 1990 7 ...
... on crime - an extremely enthusiastic rob ber He absolutely loved crime he had a fascination with 1 11 .4 1 THE GENERAL Marton Cation ...
... CRIME The Murder of John Lennon, by Fenton &rosier, Sidgwick & Jackson, UK C 12.95. ...
... crime:— We call attention to the following outrage, which was ' recently committed the county of Leitrim, on the hor- ' dcrs of Sligo. A man named Potter got some con-acre last spring, which happened to have been paid for a neigh* hour at the time ; a ...
... on crime: Continued from Page One Criticism of the judiciary is reflected again in the response to a question about the biggest single contribution to preventing crime in their own area. Top of the priority list is the introduction of stiffer penalties ...
... Crimes and But the long arm of the law stretched farther than Abagnale had reckoned, and he was eventually caught in a small village in France. He was extradited to the United States and sentenced to 12 years for his crimes. Yet the con man's life was ...
... crime Referring to the planning probe, he suggested considering the appointment of a continental-style examining magistrate with extensive, evidence-gathering powers. This magistrate could have the power to grant an amnesty to those involved in minor ...