Photos: ArtCrawl with Scavenger Hunt in Blacksburg Hundreds of art lovers, aged 7 to 77, hit the streets on Friday, June 7, between 5 and 8 p.m. to take part in the second ArtCrawl with Scavenger Hunt presented by Downtown Blacksburg Inc. Participating galleries included the Armory Art Gallery, Bollo’s Gallery, Burnt Creative Boutique, Capone’s Fine Jewelers, Community Arts Information Office, Eucalyptus [...]
June 14, 2013 - Roanoke Times
Event best bets Event highlights for June 13-19 include a classic cars rolling through Greenfield Village; Loren D. Estleman talking about his novel, 'The Confessions of Al Capone'; and the Michigan Beerfest.
June 14, 2013 - Detroit Free Press
No death penalty sought for Rachael Anderson murder LATAH COUNTY, Wash. -- The Latah County Prosecutor will not seek the death penalty for Charles Capone and David Stone if they are convicted of murder. Both men are charged with the death of Rachael Anderson, 40. Capone is Anderson’s estranged husband. He is charged with first degree murder for the 2010 death of Anderson. Capone’s estranged wife vanished in April 16th, 2010 as the couple was ...
June 12, 2013 - KREM.com Spokane
Joseph Wilson in Kansas City Star Wilson, whose wife left the CIA after she was exposed, said, "Convicting him of perjury was like convicting Al Capone of tax evasion."
Norm Coleman in AFP Senator Norm Coleman, the panel's ranking Republican, said that by "exploiting gaping loopholes, these foreign banks are enabling felony tax evasion. Simply put, foreign banks should not be Al Capone safe-houses for evading taxes."
Patrick Fitzgerald in ColorLines magazine If Al Capone went down for taxes, it's better than him going down for nothing,US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald said at the time.