Times staff
Saturday, December 18, 2010
"I'm guilty of being an a------, but not of murder."
Neo-Nazi John Ditullio, right, maintaining his innocence in the 2006 stabbing that killed Kristofer King and injured Patricia Wells. A jury found him guilty.
"These cases are never closed. They are never forgotten, and we are going to do everything we can to solve them."
Sgt. John Urquhart of the King County Sheriff's Office, which used new DNA tests to identify New Port Richey resident John Wayne Folds as the suspect wanted for a murder near Seattle 27 years ago.
"Members of the community have lost jobs, are between jobs, have taken pay cuts, are unsure about the future or are anticipating a tax hike. We are paying the price."
John Durkin, the retired Marine reservist who oversees West Pasco's Toys for Tots program, which struggled this year to collect enough ...