NATION IN BRIEF : MINNESOTA : Mail-Bomb Suspect Points Finger at Klan
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Leroy Moody Jr., the Georgia man accused in the mail-bomb slayings of a civil rights lawyer and a federal judge in 1989, told jurors in St. Paul, Minn., that it was possible that the Ku Klux Klan committed the crimes. In testifying for the third day in his own defense, Moody, 57, again denied sending the mail bombs. Jury deliberations are expected to begin next week after Moody is cross-examined.
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