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	The Carl Riccio Special Needs Trust
		Carl leads the pledge of allegiance at the Inauguration of Governor John Corzine.
		Excerpt from Press Release: "Villanova University student Carl Riccio is featured in a new television ad backing U.S. Senator and gubernatorial candidate Jon S. Corzine for his vocal support for embryonic stem cell research.
		Carl leads the pledge of allegiance @ Gov. Corzine's Inauguration - 2/04/2006
	www.carlricciotrust.com /news.asp (253 words)

	Bridgewater Hotel
		The Bridgewater Four was the collective name given to the quartet of men who were tried and found guilty of killing a teenage paper boy in Staffordshire, England, only for them to be freed as innocent men after 18 years when their convictions were quashed.
		Carl Bridgewater was shot dead at Yew Tree Farm, near Stourbridge, Staffordshire, when he disturbed burglars while delivering a newspaper to the house.
		The Bridgewater Canal is often considered to be the first true canal in Britain in that it relied on existing watercourses purely as sources of water rather than as navigable routes.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/25/bridgewater-hotel.html (1232 words)

	CNN - UK men imprisoned on forged confession free after 18 years - Feb. 21, 1997
		The men, who became known as the "Bridgewater Four," were convicted largely on the strength of a confession that the court now agrees was forged.
		Carl Bridgewater, 13, a paperboy, was shot in the head on September 19, 1978 when he happened onto a burglary in progress.
		Hickey and Robinson were convicted in the second burglary, and all four were convicted of the Bridgewater murder based on Molloy's confession.
	edition.cnn.com /WORLD/9702/21/bridgewater (635 words)

	Men wrongly jailed for newsboy murder to pay prison lodging : SF Indymedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Two men wrongly jailed for the murder of the newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater were ordered yesterday to pay "board and lodgings" for the 18 years they were in prison.
		The boy died from a shotgun blast in a break-in at the farm.
		After a long campaign for justice, involving a 144-day hunger strike by one of the cousins, the "Bridgewater Three" were freed in 1997 when the Court of Appeal quashed their convictions.
	sf.indymedia.org /news/2004/07/1700526.php (564 words)

	Carl Bridgewater - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carl Bridgewater (born 1965) was a murder victim in England in September 1978.
		Unknown to him, however, the Pooles were not at home that day and it is believed that as he walked in, he disturbed a burglar or burglars and was then dragged into the living room and shot once through the head with a shotgun.
		Carl Bridgewater's real killer has never been caught and the reason for his murder remains as unknown as his murderer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carl_Bridgewater (630 words)

	Solid Progress
		Carl Bridgewater, Project Manager in IT, explains the consequences, "Anything up to 14,000 documents are returned to us each day from deliveries across the UK and each of these manifests can contain up to 14 transactions.
		Carl Bridgewater has been impressed with the system's capabilities: "We now have up to twenty people on the network each day using IMSCAN and they are making up to 50,000 searches every month.
		Carl Bridgewater was also impressed with the on-going developments being made on the IMSCAN product.
	www.document-manager.com /dmmayjune2000/shopassistance.htm (815 words)

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