'Cold Blooded' Paul Curry guilty of wife's 1994 murder

A "vicious, cold blooded" former nuclear engineer who was driven by an "insatiable appetite for money" was convicted of the 1994 murder of his wife.
Paul Curry gave a sleeping pill to his wife Linda and then poisoned her with a shot of nicotine because he wanted the $547.695 payout from her life insurance policy, prosecutors said.
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ROBYN GARDNER MYSTERY: GARY GIORDANO FREED

FREED

HE REMAINS prime suspect, but although he's been dubbed a "mean bastard" by the chief prosecutor, today Gary Giordano is a free man.
Quite what happened to his girlfriend, Robyn Gardner remains a mystery, but Giordano has denied any involvement in her death from the start.

ROBYN GARDNER'S BOYF GARY GIORDANO FREED

MURDERED?

FREED

SWINGING Gary Giordano will be sensationally freed from an Aruban jail where he was being held for the murder of his saucy girlfriend Robyn Gardner. 

The 50-year-old creep remains prime suspect in the case but with no body and little evidence they are being forced to let him go. 

But Aruban Solicitor General Taco Stein, who has previously called Giordano a "mean bastard" said that he could still be extradited if they gain enough evidence.

BEDROOM HEAT: KIMBERLY BOONE TORCHED HUSBAND

FIERY

WHEN he asked for some heat in the bedroom, he wasn't expecting this.
Kimberly Boone didn't give him flames of passion in the bedroom - instead she gave him flames and now she's been found guilty of doping up her husband Robert and setting fire to their bedroom in a bid to kill him.
The college financial aid manager from Winter Springs, FL, wanted him dead, so she could claim his life insurance money, prosecutors maintained.
Investigators found search records on her laptop for information on making someone violently ill, poisoning, making a house explode, overdosing on Xanax, and how fire marshals determine the cause of a fire, according to the arrest affidavit.
After researching thoroughly, the 47-year-old drugged her husband with the anti-anxiety medication making it harder for him to escape the fire, they said.

STATE REP LEO MEDINA 'STOLE LIFE INSURANCE MONEY'

CROOKED?

A CROOKED politician? Surely not? 
A Rhode Island lawmaker has been accused of stealing the proceeds from a life insurance policy on his friend's dead daughter. 
State Rep Leo Medina, who has a history of legal woes, allegedly offered to help his pal cash in on his share of a $31,000 share of a policy on his on his 32-year-old daughter, who died of heart failure in May 2007. 
But cops say that he directed $3000 to an attorney and pocketed the remaining $28,000, of which it's believed, he spent $24,000
Of course he denies taking the money, telling The Providence Democrat the charge was "extortion" and claiming relates to a simple and non-criminal disagreement over money and "will be gone" in 30 days. 

ROBYN GARDNER & GARY GIORDANO 'DID NOT GO TO SEA'

NOT SEEN IN THE SEA

MISSING Robyn Gardner did not go to sea with her boyfriend, a witness has sensationally told Aruban authorities. 
Gary Giordano, 50, had told investigators on the tiny Caribbean island that he was snorkelling with his 35-year-old girlfriend, when the water got rough and he signaled to her that they should swim into shore.
When got to shore, he claims he turned round to find she was gone, never to be seen again. 
But now his claims have been sensationally refuted by a witness who told police that he saw the tourists walking on the beach, but they did not go into the sea. 

EX-NFL LINEBACKER ERIC NAPOSKI GUILTY OF MURDER

FORMER NFL linebacker Eric Naposki was found guilty in the 17-year-old murder of man so he could get his hands on $1 million in life insurance.
Eric Naposki, who played or the New England Patriot's and Indiana Colts conspired to kill Bill McLaughlin, the 55-year-old millionaire boyfriend of his former lover Nanette Johnston Packard.
Prosecutors said Naposki was given a key to McLaughlin's Newport Beach, CA, home by Packard, so he could let himself for the 1994, killing. He then blasted McLaughlin six times, before heading to his job at a nearby bar where he worked as a bouncer.