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Connolly case tough to digest, juror says
Even 'more dramatic' than TV's 'Sopranos'
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. (Full article: 1178 words)
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