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If I Had A Bell-Tim DeChristopher Tribute by Peter and Bethany Yarrow

The song was performed on the afternoon of February 28 on Salt Lake City's Exchange Place, across the street from the Frank E. Moss Court House. Today was day 1 of the trial against Tim DeChristopher, so-called Bidder 70, whose on trial for disrupting a federal oil and gas lease auction in which he bid on parcels but never paid the $1.7 million he needed to cover for his bids. He has stated publicly that his action was a purposeful disruption of what he sees as the continuation of climate change and environmental destruction.

Ferosa Bluff parole hearing

In 1999, Ferosa Bluff and friend Andrew Fedorowicz were convicted of murdering Bluff's nearly 4-year-old daughter, Rebecca Bluff, in 1998. Since that time, Andrew's wife, Suzannah Fedorowicz, and Ferosa Bluff's ex-husband, Todd Bluff, have reinvestigated the case and hope to prove their innocence. This is a recording of Ferosa Bluff's October 2010 parole hearing.

Part 2-Andrew Fedorowicz parole hearing

In 1999, Ferosa Bluff and friend Andrew Fedorowicz were convicted of murdering Bluff's nearly 4-year-old daughter, Rebecca Bluff, in 1998. Since that time, Andrew's wife, Suzannah Fedorowicz, and Ferosa Bluff's ex-husband, Todd Bluff, have reinvestigated the case and hope to prove their innocence. In this recording, Andrew Fedorowicz maintains his innocence and discussed with parole hearing officer Angela Micklos his version of what happened.

Part 1-Andrew Fedorowicz 2010 parole hearing

In 1999, Ferosa Bluff and friend Andrew Fedorowicz were convicted of murdering Bluff's nearly 4-year-old daughter, Rebecca Bluff, in 1998. Since that time, Andrew's wife, Suzannah Fedorowicz, and Ferosa Bluff's ex-husband, Todd Bluff, have reinvestigated the case and hope to prove their innocence. In this recording, Andrew Fedorowicz maintains his innocence and discussed with parole hearing officer Angela Micklos his version of what happened.