Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Times Leader, Casey Jones column: House on the hill has best view of case

Russin, like several other witnesses for the prosecution, stands to gain by pointing the finger at Hugo. He is awaiting sentencing and could receive leniency in exchange for his testimony. In the case of Hugo and his girlfriend you can't help but think that the cash came from the drug-dealing p...

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Published inKnight Ridder Tribune Business News p. 1
Main Author Jones, Casey
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Tribune Content Agency LLC 05.03.2006
Subjects
Drug trafficking
Pharmacists
Prosecutions
Robbery
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Summary:Russin, like several other witnesses for the prosecution, stands to gain by pointing the finger at Hugo. He is awaiting sentencing and could receive leniency in exchange for his testimony. In the case of Hugo and his girlfriend you can't help but think that the cash came from the drug-dealing pharmacist who was found buried on the property, and the pharmacist's father, who said he was robbed by [Hugo]. Call Casey Jones at 829-7215 or e-mail cjones@leader.net [mailto:cjones@leader.net] Call Casey Jones at 829-7215 or e-mail cjones@leader.net [mailto:cjones@leader.net]