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there's nothing more important to the department of justice than protecting our nation's security and my offers will continue to pursue, investigate and prosecute anyone entrusted with sensitive military information and violating the trust by giving it to the adversaries. thank the people responsible for the investigation, fbi field office, counter intelligence and cyber division which led the investigation. also give special mention to the navy criminal investigative service, ncis, for invaluable partnership and collaboration in uncovering this grave misconduct. and finally, acknowledge and thank the attorneys in my office, assistant united states attorneys responsible for investigation and process cushion, anna martin salei, christine row, kathleen, and sarah. thank you so much.
came forward after stacey disappeared, first did so by calling the media, not the police. none of them came forward, none of them out of the good of their heart, who are out of concern for kathleen, or concern for stacey. none of them. right down the line. >> then, at the last-minute, the defense called one more witness, harry smith. >> harry smith is a divorce attorney and he had represented kathleen. >> he was originally supposed to be a prosecution witness, but then, the defense said we are going to -- which i could not fathom why, on what basis they would do that. >> turns, elle smith also talked to stacey, she had called him because he was considering divorcing pederson, but there was something else the defense wanted the jury to hear. >> she said, can i get more money out of true if we tell the police, or the cops how he killed kathy. >> the reason the defense called him was the money of stacey, that she was a gold digger, and she was trying to plant all this phony information to get more money
Kathleen, 35, learned she was expecting triplets and knew she could not keep them all. She placed two for adoption. Years later, the sisters finally met.
Kathleen, 35, learned she was expecting triplets and knew she could not keep them all. She placed two for adoption. Years later, the sisters finally met.
i think this is kind of cool. this is h2 -- sorry. got them backwards. i'm missing one. what's the first one? put it up on the screen, and i'll read it. kathleen says i would. it might get tiresome. switc switched it out on me. i wouldn't want to live in a world where every one is gone. my husband and my kids are my world. i wanted to match maryann. chef, your thoughts on living forever. >> i look at this in the perspective of time. i could figure out how to load the dishwasher to my wife's liking. i'm thinking about any family and life as well. >> you want to keep your wife along to torment her. finally, i got it right. >> each time, nope. not like that. >> absolutely would. i might get tiresome but i'd manage. i would love to be around to
On a late August afternoon my friend John Hill drove me across the city of Zurich, climbing the suburban heights until we stopped at the gates of Fluntern Cemetery. We walked up the last incline to where, among the trees and billard-table lawns, we saw the Joyces’ grave. There was no mistaking it. Just above the grave is the Giacometti-like sculpture of the writer himself, the work of American artist Milton Hebald. There James Joyce sits, in characteristic pose, deep in conversation, head tilted, one leg resting on the other knee, cigarette poised, his slim cane delicately balanced. Someone once remarked that he held his cane like a musical instrument.