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As the train pulls into Denver's Union Station, its massive, red locomotives are veiled in billows of smoke. Appropriately, the vaporous clouds... More >>
The next TV camera in a Denver courtroom may have to be wheeled in from the trashiest of the talk shows. Last week Denver sheriff's deputy Karen... More >>
Denver prosecutor Craig Silverman was just beginning to launch into a well-rehearsed spiel explaining why convicted teenage murderer Cheryl... More >>
part 2 of 2 January 31, 1995 Met T downtown. Afterwards we went and fucked once, then I saw Rachelle's picture in his wallet & I took... More >>
part 1 of 2 January 2, 1995 Me and T are over. I wanna commit suicide. I love him so much. --excerpt from Cheryl Armstrong's... More >>
The civilian watchdogs entrusted with investigating complaints about Denver police have become so discouraged by a lack of support from the city... More >>
Sixty-nine-year-old John Hickey would rather gamble on a prison term than admit to wrongdoing for breaking the nose of his wife's lover moments... More >>
Eighteen months ago Jim Kleber, long suspected of killing his wife, Lois, in 1992, seemed on the verge of confiding what her family wanted, yet... More >>
part 1 of 2 James Mervin, Colorado prison inmate No. 56225, was moving again. Over the years, he'd learned to pack quickly, tossing his meager... More >>
part 2 of 2 If Hilton had named Gray as his attacker, says DOC legal counsel Brad Rockwell, Gray would have been slam-dunked into solitary... More >>
During the past year, budding, nonviolent juvenile delinquents have been turned into budding, nonviolent artists, the idea being that the... More >>
On Thursday, September 7, following fourteen hours of deliberations, a Fort Morgan jury acquitted Charles "Butch" Allee of second-degree murder,... More >>
Denver's halfway houses are supposed to help state prisoners ease their way back into society. But for an ever-increasing number of inmates,... More >>
Last week, graffiti made local headlines as never before--community leaders decried the defacement of a beloved rec-center mural, a "volunteer"... More >>
The world may be a safer place with Jeffery Thomas behind bars, but it sure is a lot more complicated. In January 1993, Thomas (who is... More >>
part 2 of 2 Back at police headquarters, Komesu was singing like a canary. He admitted that he was a morphine addict, Kuretich says, and he... More >>
part 1 of 2 Fort Morgan hospital pharmacist Andrew Komesu was already in jail facing charges of forging prescriptions and plundering drugs... More >>
It's a sunny July day at Denver's Washington Park and, over by the picnic pavilion, 150 shorts-clad revelers are eating, drinking, playing games... More >>
Pickup basketball is a physical sport, as evidenced by the playground rule "No blood, no foul." But when the guy who gets smacked is a Denver cop,... More >>
part 2 of 2 Chris started informing on other inmates almost immediately after arriving back in the joint. He once allegedly turned in another... More >>
part 1 of 2 Chris Rodriguez pops up from his plastic chair and begins to pace the length of the interview room at the Colorado State... More >>
The dry-cleaning industry has been hit hard by the popular passion for saving the environment. While some shop owners have undertaken expensive... More >>
part 1 of 2 Deadline-grabbing private eye R.W. "Pete" Peterson fits all the requirements of a media darling. He's glib, likable, quotable and... More >>
part 2 of 2 In the years since Peterson had worked for Marvin Davis and John Masek to find out who was pilfering oil from their pipelines, the... More >>
In retrospect, Terry Casper's midnight bike ride through Cheesman Park wasn't the quickest route for him to get to work. It proved instead to be a... More >>
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