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Article from: The Boston Globe
Article date: November 8, 2008
Author: Jonathan Saltzman; Shelley Murphy
It took a Florida jury 13 hours to convict disgraced FBI agent
John J. Connolly Jr. of setting up the 1982 slaying of a gambling
executive, but one juror said yesterday that she and others quickly
agreed on one thing: Never had they heard such a disheartening, real-
life tale of corrupt law enforcement and thoughtless violence.
"A lot of us were of the feeling that what we were listening to
was much more dramatic than anything we saw on `The Sopranos,"' said
Jane G. Bleakley, a 65-year-old marketing employee for a healthcare
company in the ...
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