Trantham drove all night to Beaumont, and when he arrived he found the bail set at $1.6 million. In the prosecutor’s office the happy realization had dawned that this case was far bigger than it had first seemed. The government set out to establish its bargaining position. Around the ...
T. Block (reprinted from Beaumont Enterprise, Saturday August 7, 1999). "In 1863 the cry that "the yellow jack is coming" was as fearful to hear as "the Yankees are coming." In 1853 the bodies of yellow fever victims at Galveston and New Orleans multiplied faster than they could be ...
As a result, the method by which the horse is put to death—a worker administers a projectile to the brain with a device called a captive bolt gun—does not always succeed the first time. This method has been approved as humane by the American Veterinary Medical Association, which in ...