Police have seized computers and other electronics from the Washington, D.C., home where lawyer Robert Wone was stabbed to death Aug. 2, according to an affidavit in a search warrant that was recently made public. The evidence, which included two laptops, a desktop computer, diskettes and USB drives, was among the material police confiscated during their monthlong search of the home, which is owned by a college friend of Wone's, Arent Fox partner Joseph Price.
September 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Police have seized computers and other electronics from the Dupont Circle home in Northwest Washington where lawyer Robert Wone was stabbed to death Aug. 2, according to an affidavit in a search warrant for the house that was recently made public.
The evidence, which included two laptops, a desktop computer, diskettes and USB drives, was among the material police confiscated during their monthlong search of the home at 1509 Swann St. N.W.
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