Linda Deutsch, legendary AP trial writer who covered decades of courtroom history, dies at 80
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Linda Deutsch, a special correspondent for The Associated Press who for nearly 50 years wrote glittering first drafts of history from many of the nation’s...
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Linda Deutsch, a special correspondent for The Associated Press who for nearly 50 years wrote glittering first drafts of history from many of the nation's most significant criminal and civil trials - Charles Manson, O.J. Simpson, Michael Jackson, among others - died Sunday. She was 80.
Linda Deutsch, a special correspondent for The Associated Press who for nearly 50 years wrote glittering first drafts of history from many of the nation’s...
Linda Deutsch, a special correspondent for The Associated Press who for nearly 50 years wrote glittering first drafts of history from many of the nation's most significant criminal and civil trials — Charles Manson, O.J. Simpson, Michael Jackson, among others — died Sunday. She was 80.
Linda Deutsch, a special correspondent for The Associated Press who for nearly 50 years wrote glittering first drafts of history for many of the nation’s most significant criminal and civil trials died Sunday.
Deutsch covered many of the nation’s most significant criminal and civil trials, including those for Charles Manson, O.J. Simpson, Michael Jackson, among others.
Linda Deutsch, a special correspondent for The Associated Press who for nearly 50 years wrote glittering first drafts of history, died Sunday. She was 80.
Linda Deutsch, a special correspondent for The Associated Press who for nearly 50 years wrote glittering first drafts of history from many of the nation’s most significant criminal and civil trials died Sunday.
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