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Jeffrey Epstein to agree to plea in prostitution case Page 1 of 2 PalmBeachDailyi llyvicsciran PRINTTH IS Pottered by iiKkkability Jeffrey Epstein to agree to plea in prostitution case Part-time Palm Beach resident to trade 18 months in prison, house arrest for end to federal probe. By MICHELE DARGAN Daily News Staff Writer Friday, December 14, 2007 Money manager and part-time Palm Beacher Jeffrey Epstein is scheduled to go before a judge Jan. 4 for a plea hearing in his felony prostitution case. The hearing will be before Circuit Judge Sandra McSorley, the court docket shows. Sources have confirmed that the deal will result in the Manhattan money manager serving 18 months in prison followed by house arrest. In exchange for a guilty plea, federal authorities are expected to drop their probe into whether Epstein broke federal laws, the sources said. Epstein, 54, was indicted in July 2006 on a felony charge of solicitation of prostitution. The charge capped an 11-month investigation by Palm Beach police that began after a woman told police that her 14-year-old stepdaughter might have been molested by a man in Palm Beach. Police said Epstein paid five underage girls for massages and sometimes sex at his El Brillo Way home. (enlarge photo) Money manager Jeffrey Epstein accused of paying underage girls for massages, sometimes sex at his home on El Brillo Way. Investigators watched Epstein's 7,234-square-foot waterfront home and private jet, and rummaged through his trash to build their case. They took sworn statements from five alleged victims and 17 witnesses. The investigation also focused on Epstein's assistant, of New York City, and http://cox.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=Jeffrey+Epstein+to+agree+to... 12/14/2007 EFTA00259898 Jeffrey Epstein to agree to plea in prostitution case Page 2 of 2 of Royal Palm Beach, both of whom were paid to facilitate the massages and d. Neither nor was charged. Find this article at: httplfwvm.palmbeachdailynews.cominewsionntentlnewskpstein1214.html El Check the box to include the list of links referenced in the article. Copyright 2007 Palm Beach Daily News. All rights reserved. http://cox.printthis.clickability.corn/pt/cpt?action=cpt&titl Jeffrey+Epstein±to+agree-Fto... 12/14/2007 EFTA00259899 Epstein seeks to block unsealing of secret deal with feds Page 1 of 2 PalmBeachPost.carn Epstein seeks to block unsealing of secret deal with feds By SUSAN SPENCER-WENDEL Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Wednesday, July 01, 2009 €driki- PRINTTHIS WEST PALM BEACH — A lawyer for financier Jeffrey Epstein have filed an emergency request with Fourth District of Appeal seeking to block the unsealing of Epstein's secret non-prosecution agreement with United States Attorney's Office. A circuit judge has ordered the release of the documents at noon on Thursday. pot your omments on this story below More local news Latest breaking news, photos and all of today's Post stories. Attorney Jane Kreusler- Walsh, a board-certified appellate attorney now working on Esptein's behalf, is asking the appellate court to quash that order. "Production of these documents will cause irreparable harm ("cat out f the bag") to Mr. On the beat behind the agenda: Post reporters cover your area in City Pulse. - o Epstein," she wrote. Share This Story Attorneys for women now suing Epstein, together with an attorney for The Palm Beach Post, have pressed for the public release of Epstein's deal with federal prosecutors, arguing the public has right to see it and the victims have a right to use it in their litigation. Epstein pleaded guilty in state court a year ago to solicitation of prostitution and procuring teenagers for prostitution. He was sentenced to 18 months incarceration, which is due to end five months early on July 22. http://palmbeachpost.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=Epstein+seeks+to+b... 7/1/2009 EFTA00259900 Epstein seeks to block unsealing of secret deal with feds Page 2 of 2 His plea followed investigations by both state and federal authorities of accounts of teenage girls brought to the money manager's Palm Beach manse for massages and sexual encounters. At the time of his plea, his secret deal with federal prosecutors to avoid charges by them was sealed and placed in his court file without following court rules that govern sealing. The seven-page agreement - which Epstein's own attorneys have referred to in federal filings as "unprecedented" and "highly unusual" - promises a behind-the-scenes look at justice for Epstein who, according to Vanity Fair, hobnobbed with the likes of Prince Andrew and former President Bill Clinton, as he managed accounts for billionaires. .L Find this article at: htt?://www.palmbeachpost.corn/localnews/content/local news/epaper/2009/07/01 /0701 epstein.html fl Check the box to include the list of links referenced in the article. • http://palmbeachpost.printthis.clickability.com/m/cpt/action=cpt&title=Epstein+seeks+to+b... 7/1/2009 EFTA00259901 • 88 THE PALM BEACH POST • SATURDAY, JUNE 27,2009 FUNERAL NOTICES Epstein ruling likely to face appeal MARJORIE A. McKINLEY Age 84, cissed away peacefully at home, June 2009, with fereda by kw side. Verge, of Bucyrus OH, residedin Palm Beach County since 1971. She had careers is lithography, banking. arid Oas music set ttttt y at Fiat Baptist id% West Palm geed% for 17 yews, addition to raising fire children. She enjoyed coshing, quilting, reeding end doing crossword puzzles. Marge was • source Manatee becalm and support for her famiy, friends and anyone who met her. One of her many gifts wee her ability to keep Ilfe's ups end downs in ParsPectiv• • She 4 survived by a ester. Rosemary Cowan 'iv* cis Id,en WI' am. grey, John, Sc,,' Ch,ci . Da, ; grandchild-en, Wren. Err. y Etreoath. Carly. Cody, Saran. Sophie, Amanda, Jade, Ohms; beloved niece, Janine Davis. She will also be mined by her 'adidol dos Testa. Memorel services will be 1010 AM Saturday. June 27 at Christ Fellowship, South Campus. Northlak• Blvd. Palm Beech Gsrdens. Donations may be made to Hospice of Palm Beach County. Tenecgder.f=•-- JAMES H. BRODERICK James H. Broderick. 72 years old. of West Palm Beach. FL died at his horse on Wednissdea, June 24. 2009. Born in Yonkers. NY, Mr. Broderick had a promising athletic future until he contiecte(Polo in 1954. He graduated from the University of Miami Class of 1961 and *Word being a menthe of the Hurricane &otters ClUb. Mr. Broderick subleibettly moved to West Palen end.. and in spite of his physical challenges, loved sports. coat ling baseball, and raisang his family. He worked as a Stock Broker in Palm Beach for over 40 years; and was instrumental in establishing the Minor League Baseball Dmsion et Phelps Park. He Is survived by his wife of 46 pre 'Ailey Broderick of West Palm Beath. FL three children, Terry Broderick and his wife, Patti of Leesbomp. VA; Danny Broderick and his wife. Maria of Fermill• GA, and Colleen Broderick of osarate4s, CA eight syseloSeinm. T.ni. Is, Bryan. Dowd and Chretine and Ashley. Caroline, and Jacqueline. a brother. Am., Mtn), and a sister, Noel Alm both el Adam. GA. A Memorial Service in celebration of Mr. Broderick's life will be held at 6.30 PM on Friday, June 26, 2009 at Ouanlebaum Funeral Home 1201 South Olive Avenue, West Patm Beach, FL 33401. The limb receive friends at the funeral home on Friday. from 5 OM until the time*, Service In lieu of Roses, contributions may be made in his memory to. HospaCe of Palm Beach Count/4.5300 East Avenue West Palm Beach. re 31807. Ouattlebinot Funeral B Gernatian Sewers Family Owned end Operwed Ulf 832.5171 ra wens rearkemna We nese earns Van Palmilimdreetco er nabbihreries SAUL DIAZ Saul Dee 7$. of Boynton Beach and formerly of New York Cite ended his He's Sarney on June 25.2009 Saul was pred•c•as• by his cleughter. Lynn. rod brothers, Dann and Enoch. He is survived by his wife Edith; stepchildren. Luis and Karen., eight gnandcMdme semen great-grancithldren, and his brother. Woe - all who take comfort in the memories they've Mated .4th SW over the Wars Saul was a Navy man, isiettrical engineer and Memo cendadate with a passion and talent for music. He was a member of the.Berbershoppers of Boynton Beach and Staten bled; and along MTh his wife, the Boynton leech Choraletµ. Ha was also a proud member of the Boynton Beech Polka Citieeae Observation Patrol in his Conewrit. A memorial service will be held on Saturday (today) Jun* 27. 2009 at the Swathe Quantal/1C Boynton Beach at 2.80 PM. LORNE A SONS FUNERAL HOME, %key Beach 'n chap ef arrangements Te•••••••miodenesion meet nem d Wit Palregoacteeilonaloblbewlee TROND R. ISAKSEN Trond R. liaison, 58. passed away Friday. Are 19. 2009 after a courepechn belle with came. A long lima resident of Lantana ha bawl behind a toe Kristen; two sisters. Eby Watson fCre and Inger Lmins Oen) and a host of rannly and great fronds There mil be a celebration of his fife on Sunday. June 28. 2009 at 12 PM at Ill S 911' Street. Lantana 547.0931 In IN of flovremptcylease make a donation to Hospice of t.••••••acmisalwamorotoo mei* Meet.. visit Pelnithrachlbst.comrobituaries JOHNNIE H. PETTIFORD Our Beloved Father Johnnie H Pettiford was Celled to be with the Lord *oho* 22.2009 in Boynton Beath FL He lam tap cherish his devoted chidden. Tray Pertutoed. -tato* H. Pettiford and Lenwood "Slim' Petted all of Delray Beach, Trinetta Pettiford.tedsome (Calvin) of Boynton Beach. FL; six grandchildren and a host of sorrowing tabby'send friends. Friends may call on Sundary Jute 28. 2079 born 6 to B P.M.at Beth Spaeth hscro,.s: C.'s* Funeral Sermon welt be Ned Yo-clar June 29.2039 at 11-00 A.M. at nw abet inted chapel. stiPAG.N 6 SON TRI.CITY FUNERAL hOMk \C •.Chafge of wrengementt To owns woomon wdm mace is.* ' Wit PahnJoachrostconsioNtuarbs ABNER DANIEL BIGBIE Abner Daniel Bp i& 71, of Altoona, FL passed away on Thursday, June 24. 2009 in Tavern, FL Bann Lyons, Gh, he moved to Moons from Summer5etd in 2006. before that Mr Bigbie lived in West Palm Beach. FL lie Plarmlf09609for ESL/ before becoming en Industrial Arts teethe, and coach for32 yore He is survived by his wife: Pam, Altoona. FL sons- Abner MOM, k. West Palm Beach, D. and Michael digbio. Tallahassee. Ft. brothers: Dante Plebe. West Palm Beach, Ft. Charlie B.gbe. Keystone Heights, F1, arcaloSthadit Bight Live Oeli, FL sister. Evelyn P s. West Pain Booth FL dyer gr en. A celebration of life MI be herd 2 PM Tuesday, June 30 2009 at Lekeview Terrace, Altoona, FL. b lieu of Bowers donations Tay be made to CURE PSP, Society for Progressive Suranuclear Palsy, Executive Plaza Ill. 11350 McCormick Road, Ste. 906. Hunt Valley, MD 21031 or your favorite charity. Beyes Funeral Home, Umatilla. Myers Fund HOTS 352-669-2146 re eapme a••••• srell - 'Jo dwiniciso Vek PelmBeechPost.combOttuarles RUTH SIMON Of Y. Delray conBeah. formerly of The Brom. N U. fled hm* 25 She was married to Leo Simon for almost 69 years and raised two sons. Hawed and Steven. who will be in her debt forever. She worked at a dark for the New York Public Library. In addition to hr husband and sons. she a survived by deughter..n.law Sharon Lutz, four sliters. Anne, Mn Cala and URN b dun nephews. two neves and many other retithes and trends. A graves service will be held on Sunday. June 2$. at 12:15 PM at Eternal Light Memorial Gardens, 11520 State Rood 7. Boynton Beads In Hue Bass, donations to the ACLU Foundation of Florida. 4500 (Escape Blvd.. Miami, FL 33t37 or to the Amenten Lung Associa- tion or similar ant •IIPC4,-.9 orgenintion would be sCriscecit•d To mermomml.Im,w maw ona. VIM PalmthachPost tom/obituaries 77te financier's accusers want the case unsealed to use in litigation against the Palm Reacher By SUSAN SPENCER-WENDEL Palm Beath Rot Staff ;Voter WEST PALM BEACH — A judge on Friday declined to suspend his ruling to unseal financier Jeffrey Epstein's secret non-pros- ecution deal with federal prosecutors. but delayed the docwnent's release until Thursday. The delay gives Ep- stein's attorneys time to challenge the ruling in the 4th District Court of Appeal. "We'll let the appellate court tell us, teach us what the law in this case will be," Circuit Judge Jeffrey Colbath said. Epstein's attorneys Jack Goldberger and Robert Critton argued that re- lease of the confidential document would violate a federal rule restricting re- lease of information about federal grand juries and would also cause Epstein irreparable harm. "If the proverbial horse is out of the barn, you can't get him back in." Critton argued. Attorneys for women now suing Epstein. to- gether with an attorney for Epstein Pleaded guilty to solicitation and procunng teenagers for prostitution. The Palm Reath Post, had asked Colbath to release the deal, arguing the pub- lic has right to see it and the victims have a right to use it in their litigation. Epstein pleaded guilty in state court nearly a year ago to solicitation of prostitution and procuring teenagers for prostitution and was sentenced to 18 AREA DEATHS Palm Beach County Aaltonen, Rose Made, 83, of Lake Worth. died Wednesday. All County Funeral Home and Crema- tory. Lake Worth. Bolley, Luther Ray, 58, of Greenacres. died Wednes- day Service in Michigan. Carmadello,Alleen M., 50. of Boca Raton, died Thurs- day. Neptune Flociety, Pm- pano Beach. Esposito, Dana Susan, 50, of Palm Beach Gardens, died Feb. 9. All County Funeral Home and Crema- tory. Stuart. Service today. 04941, Tina, of Lake Worth, died Thursday Tillman Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Germinal, Marie A., of Lake Worth, died June 16. Rubin Memorial Chapel, Boynton Beach. Grano, Madeline P., 76. of \Vest Palm Beach, died Sunday. All County Funer- al Home and Crematory, Lake Viiirth. Leaphart. Nina Kate 96. of Royal Palm Beach, died Thursday. Palms West Funeral Home and Crema- tory, Royal Palm Beach. Service in South Carolina. Martin, Margaret L. 74, of Atlantis, died Wednesday. All County Funeral Home and Crematory Lake NANCY LEA Worth. ZEILMANN DANIEL McCloskey, Edward, 7Z February 17, 1945 June 24, 2009 Nancy passed away <belly after en unexpected illness Si. graduated from Forest Hill Koh School in 1963 and married her high school tweeds* art. Jack Denial They recently celebrated their 45th weddinganniversary Her family moved to the-Orlando eta in 1976 She wes a deny time employe* at Jacobsons and Wards, whore ale bed waking in the dadren5 dept She was also an and tennis player, an amazing cook and fttromtly dedicated to her family and riends. Nam is preceded in death by her father, Emmet (Croy) 2e2mane and her step father Amos E. Gunn. She is survived by her loving and devoted husband, John (Jack) Richard Denial II: three beautiful children, Katie Daniel O'Brien (husband Brian) °, North Palm Beach, Michael Daniel and Kolb Daniel of Altamonte, Springs; her mother. Debris DetnOn of Palm Beech Gardens FL: and two sisters Susie G SUMsburger (husband Rey) of Sense Fe, NM. Gann Garner Van Seders of North Palm Beach' and siste-in.law.= Mc::arid bethar.in-law, Joe Palm Beath. Nancy roes blessed mth three grandchildren. CJ Lyons. and Brian and arena O'Brien; nieces and nephews, Stacy and David Barton of North Palm Beach. Steve and Cory Ine !ZinsApbrItirteratisti4A•arttlic.;4CAr 1 she has one grandniece. Kendall Barton of North PPM Beach Services will be held at Mizell.Favlb. Zorn Funeral Home ei Hilkrest Mernore! Park Cemetery on Sunday. June 24 at 3.00PM. In lieu of flowers, the family ItgueSta • donation be made to Hospice of the Comforter 410 W. Central Partway. Ma/nonce Springs. FL 32714, w memory of Nancy Derwit s=raitrasi,L7tebadis= of Boynton Beach, died Thursday. All County Funeral Home and Crema- tory Lake Worth. Meisel, Edith, 88, of Boca Raton, died Wednesday Beth Israel Memorial Cha- pel, Delray Beach. Owens, John Robert, 65, of West Palm Beach. died Wednesday. Quattlebaum Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Service Thesday. Pacelli, Americo George, 96. of Boynton Beach, died Friday. Seobee-ComIxt- Bowden Funeral Home and Crematory, Boynton Beach. Funeral Monday. Palmieri, Theresa, 92, of West Palm Beach, died Thursday Tillman Funeral Home. West Palm Beach. Funeral in Rhode Island. Rau, Lothar F., 11), of Lake Park, died Monday. Northwood Funeral Home and Crematory, West Palm Beach. Robinson, Herrin, 72, of Boynton Beach, (lied Monday. Shuler's Memo rial Chapel, Delray Beach. Service today. Valverde. Odle P., 79, of Lake Worth, died Wednes- day. All County Funeral Home and Crematory, Lake Worth. Whitehead, Amy B., 91. of Lake Worth, died Wednes- day. All County Funeral Home and Crematory, Lake Worth. Martin County Ades,Violette,92, of Palm City, died Thursday. Forest Hills Funeral Home, Palm City. Service Sunday. Defenthaler, Donald, T of Jensen Beach, died Thes- day All County Funeral Home and Crematory, Stu- art. Service Monday. St. Lucie County Cuoco, Eleanor T., 73, of Port St. Lucie, died Wednesday. All County Funeral Home and Crema- tory, Stuart. NU, Jane E., 75, of Port St. Lucie, died Thursday. Yates Funeral Home and Crematory, Port St. Lucie. North, Donald M., 52. of Port St. Lucie, died Wednesday. Yates Funeral Home and Crematory, Port St. Lucie. Service today. Reeb, Norma L,71. of Port St. Lucie, died VVednesday. Yates Funeral Home and Crematory, Port St. Lucie. Service Sunday. Thomas, Mary 1, 60, of Port St. Lucie. died June 19. All County Funeral Home and Crematory, Stu- art. Service July 10. In Loving Memory Larry Sr. MARCH 11.1958 • JUNE 27.2005 Soren:feels )vu were See among us. And 10 g/tyenrweie gcne. Hgb on wags vounse. Onward. upwardtakeaway skies. were re the nods. we iongoouy 'Ti', moots they do nor tome. forearms our extend flit out pain. Sorbet we may Nen 'ohms!. aid look kr a age'. law Amy. Saw lay Is dr amine her lefey lams P. km* • Sham. 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Riviera Beach Police Cmdr. Michael Madden praised the crime-watch group for working togeth- er and for keeping a keen eye on the neighborhood. especially during the day when many homeowners are working 1 have a hard-working group of detectives," Mad- den told them. "If we can get them the information, they'll run through walls to CAtc CORONADO)Sliontrceau•no Amon Yisrael odes along with officer Glen Meyer announcing 'no more break-ins, no more crime' as Monroe Heights residents marched through their neighborhood in a show of force against crime. get somebody in jail? Juvenile burglars can be back on the streets the day after being charged and booked, Madden said. That's one reason vigilance is so important in Monroe Heights. Madden told residents to call the police depart- ment's non-emergency number to report unusual cars or people wandering the neighborhood, any! thing out of the ordinary. He told them to call 911 if they see a crime in prog- ress and to ask strangers their names to show that they're paying attention. The police departments District 2 !wider newsletter advises residents to report violations of the city's curfew, which requires youths under 18 to be off the streets from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and from 12:01 a.m. until 6 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Madden also recom-mends that burglary vic- tims go to court to plead their cases as victims before the judge. Bates, who has lived in her home for more than 30 years, vowed to fight the burglars as long as it takes to stop them. "I can't sleep without a weapon," said Bate, "We've got to band to gether and fight thest' criminals." ilbe_ricerarchaptyposl com Show not over at Caldwell, chief says By KEVIN D. THOMPSON Palm Beach Post Stall Writer BOCA RATON — It's not a great time to be in the theater business. Just ask Clive Cholerton, the Caldwell Theatre Company's newly appointed artistic director. There have been whispers in the local theater community that the Caldwell owes money to vendors, is two months behind in mortgage payments and has not been man- aged effectively. He said Friday that the Caldwell's woes have been greatly exagger- ated. As for owing money to vendors or falling behind in mortgage pay-ments, Cholerton would only say, "We're working with our vendors and the bank. We're doing every- thing to keep ourselves current and there are no plans for a foreclosure? Cholerton replaced Michael Hall. the Caldwell's co-founder, on June 1. Cholerton joined the Boca Raton- based theater six years ago and has been its chairman of the board the past four. To address its financial problems, Cholerton said the Caldwell plans to trim $250,000 from its $1.9 million operating budget this year. Recently all the theater's execu- tives took a 50 percent pay cut. 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The prospect of another gaping bud- get hole — this one, about 10 percent of the county's $1.1 billion operating bud- get — will likely require a fundamental rethinking of what services the county government should provide and at what cost to taxpayers already grappling with double-digit unemployment amid the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Even as residential real estate shows signs of recovery, commercial property values, which had shown some resilience, are now plunging further, Property Ap- praiser Gary Nikolits said. He predicted a lagging commercial real estate decline would at least offset any slowing or stabi- lizing of residential values. "I think next year is going to be at least as tough, if not tougher," Nikolits said. "I wish I could be more optimistic." The dire forecast emerged alongside new estimates that said Palm Beach County's tax base is on track to fall 12.9 percent this year, a decline not seen in more than a century, Nikolits said. The numbers were a slight, albeit insiipift- cant, improvement over last months es- timate, which said the county's property See TAXES, 98 ► Riviera Beach residents rally to battle crime Monroe Heights neighbors take to the streets after a surge in burglaries. By WILLIE HOWARD Palm B'eath Poor Staff Iilter RIVIERA BEACH — "No more break- ins, no more crime," Amon Yisrael repeated on the loudspeaker of a police cruiser as Monroe Heights residents walked slowly down West 26th Court with Mawr Thomas Masters carrying signs reading No Violence on My Block. 'Enough is enough," Yisrael said. "The law will be strictly enforced." Thursday night's walk against crime was one of several Masters plans to lead in Monroe Heights as residents fight a recent rash of burglaries. In Police Service Area 21, which in- cludes Monroe Heights, burglaries spiked to 35 in April. Another 38 break-ins were reported in May, and 19 had been report- ed for June as of Tuesday. A group called the 26th Street Pioneers and other Monroe Heights residents See RESIDENTS, 68 ► IOU INS In the fight: Lorenzo Robertson, minority AIDS coordinator for Palm Beach County. edited Silence Is Death, Unleashed Voices. STIGMA OF HIV/AIDS REMAINS BREAKING THE SILENCE A book gives voice to local people w'th the disease, in hopes others will get tested today. By LONA O'CONNOR Palm Brack Pot Staff Write. 0 ver 13 years, Lorenzo Robertson and Rice Roll- ins have been best friends and full-time com- rades in the fight against HIV/AIDS. So it was a natural progression for them to collabo- rate on Silence Is Death, Unleashed Voices, a book featur- ing the words and faces of 25 Palm Beach County people in the HIV/AIDS community. Robertson, Florida's minority AIDS coordinator in Palm Beach County, and Rollins, a Tampa minister and photographer, debuted their book at a reception Thursday night. 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Keith Maul lost his lower right leg and lower right arm to a gre- ;,,tnade in February near Baghdad, iiibut not his spirit. "I knew what the risk was 'when I signed uµ" said Maul, 20, wearing a Pittsburgh Pen- ins hat and a smile. "Now. I just want to have some fun with y family" The Portage, Pa„ native was zone of five severely wounded Army servicemen welcomed El-1day night at Palm Beach In- ternational Airport in suburban West Palm Beach. The servicemen and their families will spend a week in Ju- piter away from the white sheets and plastic tubes at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Wash- ington. The families are staying for free in separate Jupiter homes owned by Jupiter residents Sara Ashworth Lankier, a West Palm Beach native and former elementary education professor at Florida Atlantic University. and her husband, Alexander. a retired corporate attorney. "We're part of the healing process. We're doing what gov- ernment can't do," Ashworth Lankletsaid. The trip was set up by Opera- tion Second Chance, a Maryland- based nonprofit whose mission is to help wounded service women and men hospitalized at Walter Reed transition back to duty or to civilian life. Operation Second Chance, which bought the plane tickets and rented transportation for the families, is making its first visit to Palm Beach County. The organization operates on private grants and donations. Charter fishing excursions, gift cards from local grocery stores, restaurant meals and tickets to local sporting events have been donated for the Jupi- ter stay. After the week is uµ the ser- vicemen will return to Walter Reed. "Jet skiing and some four- wheeling That's what I'm look- ing forward to." said Corey Lyons, 23, an Army corporal and Avon Park native who lost his right leg below the knee a year ago. "I'm going to keep moving" For more information about Operation Second Chance or to make a donation, go to operationsecondchance.org or call (561) 744-0190. Obill_clipaoloOpOpost corn "METRO REPORT POLICE BLOTTER The lawyer forAnthony L. Martin, arrested this week in connection with a Houston murder 26 years ago, told a judge Friday morning he will fight extradition because he's - not satisfied authori- ties have the right man. ,I7iThe 1983 Texas warrant 1- said Martin had been la drug dealer and had slain one of his work- ers, Junior Galloway, when he learned the man was selling drugs to for a competitor on the I' side. Kevin R. Anderson "'told Judge Richard L / Oftedal, "I haven't seen • any documentation or warrant to suggest he (Martin) is who they say he is or if any of the paperwork is accurate.' TRAFFIC Bryan 0. Zelaya, 19 . of suburban Royal Palm Beach, Is in critical condi- tion after losing control of his vehicle and flipping near the South Florida Fairgrounds, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said. He was heading north on Ben- oist Farms Road. north of Belvedere Road. at about 3:30 a.m. Friday and was trying to round a curve when he went into the east shoulder, a report said. The driver overcompensated and flipped at least twice be- fore stopping alongside a tree. Authorities are asking the public to help them find a hit-and-run driver of a red sedan that fatally struck a man In May 2008 as he ran across South Military Trail, north of Lake Worth Road. at about 9µm. May 21, 2008. Francis E. Bartko, 54, died last month. The car should have damage to its front end. Anyone with information is asked to contact sheriff's office investigator Robert Stephan at (561) 688.3700. Weather, traffic. breaking news and special reports PalmBeachPosttomilooal Search For a New Home. PalnilleachPostrom Driver hits, kills two road workers By BILL DiPAOLO Palm Beath Post Staff Wiiter They are almost every- where these days — road construction crews — on Interstate 95 and State Roads 7 and Alk And the work is some of the most dangerous out there, say workers and authorities. In the early morning hours of Friday, a driver plowed through a con- struction site on Alternate A1A in Jupiter, killing two workers and sending a third to the hospital. The crash happened in the northbound lanes be- tween lbney Penna Drive and Frederick Small Road. Steven Dunn, 53, of Stone Mountain, Ga., and Jesus Antonio Resen- diz-Banales, 34, a Palm Beach County resident, died when they were hit by a northbound Toyota Solara while they were working on a county re- surfacing project. A third worker, Clint Talley, 39, also a Palm Beach County residents, remains at Jupi- ter Medical Center. No charges have been filed against the Toyota driver, Cynthia Castoro, 43, of Tequesta, who was not injured. Police are awaiting toxicology re- ports, said Jupiter police spokeswoman Sally Col- lins-Ortiz. The word spread quick- ly to other mad crews Fri- day morning. "Watch this this guy won't move over," shouts Wayne Retty, waving his red flag to warn an upcoming blact SUV to slow down to protect land- scapers trimming the me- dian on US. 1 just south of Donald Ross Road. Sure enough, the driver — on a cellphone — stays in the lane, buzzing by at about 50 mph just a few feet away from Retty. "It's dangerous work. We have to concentrate on our jobs. We need the public to slow down and be careful at construction sites." said county road supervisor John Brand. Road workers earn be- tween $10-$18 hourly, he said, and they take safety training. "We need more public safety education. Even with signs, doubling fines in construction zones and flaggers, we still have ac- cidents: Brand said. Obiq OpaoloOpttpostcorr Library worker spots missing DVDs By ELIOT KLEINBERG Palm Beath Post Ste Writer RIVIERA BEACH — DVDs for sale at a Riviera Beach thrift store caught the eye of a shopper who noticed some of them bore stickers identifying them as property of the Palm Beach County Public Library System. The shopper should know: He shelves items for the library. Riviera Beach police have re- covered 174 DVDs and nine music CDs„ Sgt. Pat Galligan said Friday. Some were from the North Palm Beach library; but police have yet to determine if those were part of the 192 DVDs, worth about $4,800, that were stolen from that library between June 1 and June 11. Two people have been arrested in that case. A student worker at the county system's Palm Beach Gardens branch had spotted the DVDs as he shopped at Thrift Store Items, 6831 N. Military Trail. At an average price to the county of $22.50 each, the loss was close to 64,000. Assistant Director Sharon Hill said the system has about 70.000 titles at its branches and simply didn't notice so many were miss-ing. Hill said the DVDs came from several of the county's branches and at least two music CDs were from the West Palm Beach library. Workers at the thrift store told police they had paid a man $75 to $100. A manager at the store did not • return a call Friday. Galligan asked anyone with information to call him at (561) 629-6032 or Crime Stop pers at (800) 458T1PS (8477). Staff writer Bill DiPaolo contributed to this story 0 ern klembetelhietpeatem THE LARGEST THRIFT STORE 44,000 SQ. FT.!!! HUGE LIQUIDATION SALE!!! NEW AND PRE-OWNED FURNITURE!!! 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