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James Blackburn was once on top. At just 34, he made headlines by convicting Green Beret doctor Jeffrey MacDonald in the murder of his family, a story immortalized in the book "Fatal Vision." But in 1993, Blackburn's life took a nosedive. He was stripped of his law license and convicted of defrauding clients and his partners. But rather than hiding in shame, he still argues his case in front of a crowd -- as a motivational speaker.
November 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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