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where he keeps his corvette. the discoveries are raising questions on why the president's lawyers conducted a search instead of the feds and why there are no visitor logs of the president's home where he has reportedly spent 167 days of his presidency. the white house and secret service are saying there are no such records. today's "new york post" calling this playing bite and seek. the present may be losing even the mainstream media. watch. >> it's very, very big, not legally but politically it's a very, very big deal. i don't sitting there hunkering down now, acting like it's not o...

Where he keeps his corvette. the discoveries are raising questions on why the president's lawyers conducted a search instead of the feds and why there are no visitor logs of the president's home where he has reportedly spent 167 days of his presidency. the white house and secret service are saying there are no such records. today's "new york post" calling this playing bite and seek. the present may be losing even the mainstream media. watch. >> it's very, very big, not legally but politically it's a very, very big deal. i don't sitting there hunkering down now, acting like it's not out there, ...

In 1930, the FBI cracked the case of a Ketchikan murder — thanks to an incriminating can of sliced peaches on local history by local historian David Reamer. Have a question about Anchorage history or an idea for a future article? Go to the form at the bottom of this story. Last week, this column featured the story of two World War II draft dodgers chased by federal agents in the wilds around Talkeetna. Referenced in that article was an earlier case featuring the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Alaska. After a few requests from readers, the following is that story. Next week the serie...