NATION IN BRIEF : MINNESOTA : Mail Bomb Suspect Says He Has Alibi
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The Georgia man accused in two 1989 mail-bomb murders suggested to jurors in St. Paul, Minn., that his location at the time the packages were mailed gives him an alibi. Walter Leroy Moody Jr., 57, testified in his own defense. He said he had been in Florida on the days the mail bombs were postmarked in Georgia. He is charged in the mail-bomb deaths of 11th Circuit Judge Robert S. Vance and civil rights lawyer Robert E. Robinson.
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