The 98-year-old retired math teacher who walked into the Manhattan federal courthouse on Monday says she has never forgotten that she is a convicted felon.
August 29, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The 98-year-old retired math teacher who walked into the Manhattan federal courthouse on Monday says she has never forgotten that she is a convicted felon.
Unjustly so, she insists. She believes that she may be the last living victim of the “hysteria” produced by Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s crusade against communism.
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