Donald H. Heller, who died last week at 79 after a battle with prostate cancer, was a link to Sacramento’s freewheeling past.
McGregor W. Scott, the former U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of California, recalled a phone conversation with Heller over a decade ago.
“I got a call one day from the Secret Service saying that the Bureau of Prisons had granted Squeaky Fromme parole,” Scott said Tuesday. “They ...
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