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Maryland teen sentenci
to 24 years by Israeli coi
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Calling
the murder and dismemberment of
a Maryland teen-ager “an act of
desecration,” an Israeli judge yes
terday ended a lengthy and painful
episode in Israel-U.S. relations by
sentencing Samuel Sheinbein to 24
years in prison.
Sheinbein, 19, hands behind
his back, did not react as the ver
dict was read two years after he
fled to Israel and successfully
sought refuge from extradition,
enraging Maryland authorities
and briefly threatening U.S. aid to
the Jewish state.
The sentence by Judge Uri
Goren, residing over a panel of
three judges at Tel Aviv District
Court, was not a surprise; lawyers
for Sheinbein and the Israeli pros
ecution had arrived at the plea bar
gain in August.
Sheinbein would be eligible for
parole after two-thirds of his sen
tence is served. He also may be el
igible for 24-hour furloughs in as
soon as four years. The sentence
was backdated to Sheinbein’s ar
raignment in 1997.
Under Maryland law, Shein
bein could have drawn a life-sen
tence without parole. Until now,
Israeli minors convicted of mur
der have never received more
than a 20-year sentence.
“[Such] shocking acts
of desecration... show
us to what depths the
defendant sank... at
the timer
— Judge Uri Goren
Tel Aviv District Court
Sheinbein confessed in Septem
ber to choking 19-year-old Alfred
Tello Jr. with a rope and hitting him
several times with a!
actions that caused hisi
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then dismembered thete
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HAVANA (AP) — Illinois Gov. George Ryan toured
historic Old Havana yesterday after attending Mass at
the capital’s towering Roman Catholic Cathedral,
where he was thanked for bringing more than $1 mil
lion in humanitarian aid to Cuba.
“Thank you for the medicines,” the Rev. Manuel
Pagua said during the Mass. “Thank you for your faith. ”
The Cuban priest called the Illinois delegation’s
visit an “evangelical mission” of improving relations
between Americans and Cubans.
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