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sical therapy client and from co- workers led police to the identities of two women who were arrested this week for the alleged attack on state Sen. Tim Carpenter last month during a Downtown protest, according to court documents filed Wednesday." Kerida E. O'Reilly and Samantha R. Hamer, both of Madison, were

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sical therapy client and from co-workers led police to the identities of two women who were arrested this week for the alleged attack on state Sen. Tim Carpenter last month during a Downtown protest, according to court documents filed Wednesday." Kerida E. O'Reilly and Samantha R. Hamer, both of Madison, wer

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reported on the story. Book by Ex-FBI Agent Details Portrait of Indiana Grave Robber Indy Star (11/05, Bongiovanni) reported that former FBI agent Tim Carpenter has written a book called "The Grave Robber" about the case of Don Miller, who stole thousands of cultural artifacts and human remains from Native

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sical therapy client and from co-workers led police to the identities of two women who were arrested this week for the alleged attack on state Sen. Tim Carpenter last month during a Downtown protest, according to court documents filed Wednesday." Kerida E. O'Reilly and Samantha R. EFTA01658253 Hamer, both