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A judge has ruled to suppress evidence in a case where a Hoboken man was accused of endangering his five-year-old son back in October 2020.
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It could be true. If aliens, time travel, exorcism, and a mysterious paranormal hole in Washington state could exist, so could a lawsuit over the legacy of Art Bell, currently being heard in a Hudson County courtroom, the fantastically popular late night radio personality who trafficked in rumors, crank theories, and "X Files" notions that were catnip to some 15 million listeners (at the peak of his popularity) around the world. Stranger things have happened! Squaring off in court are two would-be heirs to the Bell legacy (he died in 2018). One is a Texas DJ named David Rubini. The other...
It could be true. If aliens, time travel, exorcism, and a mysterious paranormal hole in Washington state could exist, so could a lawsuit over the legacy of Art Bell, currently being heard in a Hudson County courtroom, the fantastically popular late night radio personality who trafficked in rumors, crank theories, and "X Files" notions that were catnip to some 15 million listeners (at the peak of his popularity) around the world. Stranger things have happened! Squaring off in court are two would-be heirs to the Bell legacy (he died in 2018). One is a Texas DJ named David Rubini. The other...
POLITICO Get the New Jersey Playbook newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by Pre-K Our Way Good Friday morning! It’s pretty clear Gov. Murphy is relishing the attention his predecessor continues to get by appearing on TV and teasing a presidential campaign. Murphy this week nixed a bill that would h...