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The prosecution has finished up their third week in the case against David Westerfield. To review transcripts of the Preliminary Hearing (PH) or the trial Transcripts/DocumentsFor a look at the window screen that DW supposedly looked out to peer into the VD backyard. Bathroom WindowThe VD's backyardVD BackyardThe trial resumes tomorrow at 9:00am. The prosecution has said they will conclude by the end of the month (6/27).previous thread

Local News : Tuesday, October 30, 2001 Documents tell of Ressam's motives By Steve Miletich and David Heath..Seattle Times staff reporters Ahmed Ressam, the Algerian terrorist arrested with bomb-making materials in Port Angeles in December 1999, was intent on waging jihad, a holy war, against the United States, newly released court documents indicate. Those documents, unsealed yesterday in federal court in Seattle, shed new light on Ressam's motivations. Ressam was convicted earlier this year of plotting to bomb a U.S. target, later identified as Los Angeles International Airport. In his trial and in Ressam's subsequent testimony against a co-conspirator, his ...

Great Plains letter raises suspicions: Package 1 of 4 found in F-M deemed hazardous By Tom Pantera...The Forum - 10/16/2001 A suspicious package received by Microsoft Great Plains in Fargo Monday has been sent to the state laboratory in Bismarck for analysis. The package was one of four Fargo police and fire officials checked out Monday, but was the only one deemed a possible health hazard. Fargo officials talked about the package, and the city’s disaster preparedness, in a news conference late Monday afternoon at the Fargo Police Department. Deputy Police Chief Keith Ternes said the call from Microsoft Great ...

Boeing receives envelope full of powder By Luke Timmerman and David Bowermaster Seattle Times staff reporters Copyright © 2001 The Seattle Times Company A Boeing mailroom in Kent received a suspicious powder-packed envelope this morning, prompting the company to evacuate a building and perform medical tests on five employees. No injuries or illnesses were reported immediately, and authorities don't know yet what was in the letter-sized envelope. Initial tests of the substance at the site showed no traces of harmful bacteria, but Boeing officials stressed those tests are very preliminary. The company is awaiting results of a more thorough second ...