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i Sunday, November 8, 1964
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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SPECIAL COURT TERM FOR MURDER CHARGE
Riaialdli -Trial To Besin Tomorrow
Frank Rinaldi will go on
trial tomorrow in a special term
cf Orange County Superior
Gourt on charges of murder
ing chis pregnant wife Christ
mas Eve.
The former UNC graduate
student-English instructor has
been held without bond since
hii arrest on a grand jury in
dictment last summer. He was
freed on the same charge after
no probable cause was found in
a Recorder's Court preliminary
hearing last Dec. 31.
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Strategy
RinaldTs attorneys h er e,
Barry Winston and Gordon
Battle, said last week that he
will testify, in his own behalf.
Winston gave himself room for
a possible change of strategy.
He said although he planned
to take Rinaldi to the witness
stand, "in this sort of thing
you have to make decisions as
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New Evidence
Judge Raymond Mallard of
Tabor City will fapar the ease
during the special one-week
term. Mallard I -ied Rinaldi
bail and a peti . . . r a bill of
particulars at a he? ring Aug.
27.
A surprise ' : - -as for the
prosecution at that time testi
fied Rinaldi had sought to hire
him to kill 33-year-old Lucille
Rinaldi several weeks before
her death at the couple's Chapel
Hill apartment,
The new evidence came
from Alfred L. Foushee of
Chapel Hill who told the court
that Rinaldi had tried to hire
him to kill Mrs. Rinaldi both
while she was visiting in
Chapel Hill and at her home in
Waterbury, Conn,
"He wanted me to go and
kill his wife," Foushee testi
fied. He said Rinaldi told him,
"you can do anything you want
. . . just so you kill her."
Foushee fcaid he saw Rinaldi
Christmas Eve and Rinaldi told
him, "It's over, I did it."
"I knew what he was talk
ing about; but I did not be
lieve him. I thought it was a
big joke,' Foushee said.
Foushee also testified that
Rinaldi had made unnatural
sexual advances toward him,
but that he had resisted them.
Chapel Hill Police Chief W.
D. Blake said after the hearing
that Foushee had told his for-"
mer. employer about two
months before Mrs. Rinaldi's
death that Rinaldi had tried to
hire him to kill her. Blake said
the employer "sort of passed
it off."
The day after the Dec. 31
hearing, the former employer
told police what Foushee had
told him.
Blake explained the delay in
presenting the case to the
grand jury by saying "there
were other angles in the case
we wanted to clear up. We
wanted to be sure we had a
good case against him.
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