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DAILY NEWS Tuesday. August 15, 1989 1 Baby-stealing ring suspected ing a bizarre series of similarities between the two cases, Manhattan Chief of Detectives Ronald Fenrich said: "Whoever abducted these children is related, by some type of conspiracy to steal the In addition, he said, both tots lived in the same building, were about the same age and were in the same park at the same time of day on a Thursday when they disappeared. "Although we have different descriptions (of the kidnaper in each case), we're not excluding the possibility (he) is the same man," Fenrich said yesterday. Fenrich said cops have interviewed the brother and sister playmates "extensively," but the children have said they didn't see anyone take the tots. "We've investigated the backgrounds of their parents thoroughly and there is no reason to believe they are involved in this conspiracy," Fenrich said.

Reward money offered An extensive search for the children or witnesses has not produced any results, and the city has offered $30,000 in reward money to encourage people with information to call (212) 598-0071. At the park yesterday, one of the playmates, Crystal, 10, blew soap bubbles, and her brother, Kevin, 5, played with a group of other little children, all talking about the vanished toddlers. Crystal said, "I didn't see a man take Shane, I saw him sitting with him I heard Shane's mother crying and she was looking for him Another girl at the playground, Kimberly, 10, said her 2-year-old brother, Sean, "isn't allowed to come out any more" because of the kid-napings. "I have a 1-year-old girl and I never let her out of my sight with all the bikes and cars going by, never mind someone taking her," said Kim Fox, 23, a resident of the project "It's scary where are those kids?" Description of suspects The suspect in the Walker case is described as a light-skinned black man about 5-feet-8, while the Dansby suspect is described as a 6-foot, dark-skinned black man with dreadlocks. Fenrich said people have told police they have seen someone fitting the description of Walker's suspected kidnaper as far as 15 blocks away from the playground.

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Golub said that last week a group of neighbors "surrounded my wife's van and would not let it proceed until after one of them exposed himself to her. feBy PATRICE O'SHAUGHNESSY Daily News Staff Writer The abduction of two tots from a Harlem playground appears to be part of a con-! spiracy to steal or sell babies, 1 the Manhattan chief of detec- tives said yesterday. Initially, detectives said 1 'the disappearance of 19- month-old Shane Walker from the Martin Luther King and BOB KAPPSTATTER Daily News Staff Writers A Simmering hatred boiled over into a fist-swinging courtroom melee yesterday between the family of an ac-' cused killer and the victim's family and neighbors. On one side was the family of Robert Golub, 21, accused of killing his 14-year-old neighbor, Kelly Tinyes. She was found stabbed, strangled and stuffed in garbage bags in a basement closet in Golub's Horton Road home in Valley Stream, L.I., in March.

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Robert Golub's mother, Elizabeth, responded: "We have as much right to be here as anyone else." At that. Kelly's grandfather, Victor, shouted from the row swing at Golnh who later rlairoedJia was smacked in the face. Then the brawl escalated. About a dozen or so family members and supporters from each side jumped into the fray, screaming, shouting and pushing. Within moments, said one court officer, it was "a fullblown melee." It was punctuated by the Tinyes family and neighbors shouting: "Your son is a killer! Your son is a killer! You know it!" Five court officers finally managed to pull the combatants apart and ordered them out of the courtroom.

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