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FRIDAY, July 25,1997 STATE Iowa City Press-Citizen 5A Cunanan sent victim postcards Jury tells diocese to confess DALLAS (AP) A jury ordered a Roman Catholic diocese to pay $119.6 million for cover Mt -a (14 y.x: i i immr -i que tr "He knew these people indirectly," she said. "They were not a part of his life." He was "not even a part of this triangle," she said, referring to Jeffrey Trail, 28, whose body was found rolled in a carpet April 29 in Madson's Minneapolis apartment. Madson, 33, was found shot to death May 3 at a lake about 30 miles north of Minneapolis. His sister said she is studying the postcards and other bits of Madson's life in search of reasons for the slaying. After the deaths of Trail and Madson, police say Cunanan killed Chicago developer Lee Miglin, New Jersey cemetery caretaker William Reese and fashion designer Gianni Versace.

Madson's father Howard wept Thursday outside the family home in Barron in northwestern Wisconsin while discussing the death of Cunanan in Florida where Versace was murdered. "We're thankful that the killings have stopped. Our hearts go out to the victims, to their families. We also pray God's peace Associated Press Plaintiff Robert Hultz, right, talks with jury member Gwinn Shelton after the end of the trial Thursday. ing up tor a priest accused of molesting altar boys, then gave one more command: Confess your sins.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of ixn Dallas and the 1X08 Rev. Rudolph Kos were sued by 10 men and the family of an 11th man who killed himself after accusing Kos of sexual assault. The verdict handed up Thursday, the largest ever in a priest molestation case, came after 11 weeks of testimony and 2Vi days of deliberations. read from the bench by state District Judge Anne Ashby, the panel encouraged the church to acknowledge its part in the tragedy. "Please admit your guilt and allow these young men to get on with their lives," the statement said.

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The family has lived in Reeds-burg, Madison, Wausau and Appleton while the senior Madson worked for a department store chain. He eventually opened a hardware store in Barron where his son graduated from high school in 1982. David Madson then attended the University of Minnesota-Duluth. He earned a master's degree at the university in Minneapolis, writing a thesis on a memorial to AIDS sufferers. The family was unaware of his sexual preference until about five years ago, she said.

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That throughout the country, this will set the standard for what needs to be done." In a statement from the jury Boris Sabas, 42, allegedly demanded $40 million from Cosby with a threat to tell tabloids that she is his out-of-wedlock daughter. The three are charged with extortion, conspiracy and crossing state lines to commit a crime. Each could face up to 12 years in prison if convicted. Judge Barbara Jones made no immediate ruling on a defense motion to dismiss the case because the federal charges are too vague. Jones has instructed jurors that it is irrelevant whether Cosby is Jackson's father.

He says he is not. Robert Baum, Jackson's attorney, on Thursday disclosed that Shawn Upshaw, Jackson's mother, had sold the rights to a 1991 home videotape the defense aired for the jury. The tape shows Cosby joking around with Jackson backstage at The Cosby Show. Baum would not say who the buyer was or how much was paid. Clean, Comfortable Vi ivi mm ikh.

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