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A. J. Flick

A. J. Flick

Verified

Senior Editor, Gourmet News

Tucson

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science, police public information, wine medicine, health, health policy pharma, food, privacy emergency management, medical ethics, crisisCOVID19, health care technology

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Everything not related to music.

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Total articles 12

  • Bruce Bigger cites new DNA tech in request for re-trial in 2004 murder of Dr. Brian Stidham

    By A. J. Flick Verified| Tucson Sentinel Verified TucsonSentinel.com 
Attorneys for Bruce Bigger, who was convicted in 2007 in the 2004 stabbing death of Tucson's Dr. Brian Stidham and sentenced to life behind bars, are asking for a new trial based on contemporary software for analyzing DNA. The tiny amount of DNA that prosecutors said showed Bigger's presence at the crime scene is crucial to the case, a defense attorney told a judge this month.

    By A. J. Flick Verified · Tucson Sentinel

    Apr. 22, 2024

  • Summer Fancy Food: Back to Its Glory, Full of Surprises - Gourmet News

    By A. J. Flick Verified| Gourmet News Verified By A.J. FlickSenior EditorAs one of my journalist colleagues said on the first day of the Summer Fancy Food Show, the best advice to a first-timer is to wear comfortable shoes and get as much done as you can in the morning, when the crowds are lighter because by noon, the crowds build and it’s shoulder-to-shoulder in the halls at the Javitz Center. Yes, by all looks of it, the vestiges of the pandemic are over and the exhibitors and buyers are back in full strength, looking for the next food fad.

    By A. J. Flick Verified · Gourmet News

    Jun. 26, 2023

  • Bruce Bigger cites new DNA tech in request for re-trial in 2004 murder of Dr. Brian Stidham

    By A. J. Flick Verified| Tucson Sentinel Verified TucsonSentinel.com 
Attorneys for Bruce Bigger, who was convicted in 2007 in the 2004 stabbing death of Tucson's Dr. Brian Stidham and sentenced to life behind bars, are asking for a new trial based on contemporary software for analyzing DNA. The tiny amount of DNA that prosecutors said showed Bigger's presence at the crime scene is crucial to the case, a defense attorney told a judge this month.

    By A. J. Flick Verified · Tucson Sentinel

    Apr. 22, 2024

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