Law Practice
Jan. 25, 2007
Putting a Widow's Murder Trial on a Fast Track
Florida lawyer Robert "Speedy" Udell says moving a trial forward gives him a courtroom edge, which may explain the hasty pace he's set in his defense of a widow accused of poisoning her Marine husband to profit off of his death benefit.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO - Florida lawyer Robert G. "Speedy" Udell walks fast and talks fast, and he gets to the heart of a case fast.
He is bringing that speed to the case of a widow accused of poisoning her Marine husband, then spending his insurance money on high living and breast implants.
His client, Cynthia A. Som...
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