The Orchard Street murder seems

Jen Chung

Published Jan 15, 2003

Modified Mar 6, 2008

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The Orchard Street murder seems very much like a Law & Order plot. You know, thinking it was a random street crime, but then turning attention on the best friend...they should add that to the Law & Order drinking game
Speaking of our favorite crime drama, former Senator Fred Thompson (current L&O D.A.) is making the media rounds...an appearance on the Today show, an article in the Daily News

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