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  Hearst Heiress Quickly Sells Mountainside Montecito Estate

  Publishing heiress Virginia Hearst Randt has made swift work of dispatching her trophy Montecito estate. First offered last November at nearly $9 million, the house sold in mid-January in a cash deal — albeit for a heavily discounted $7.5 million. Still, that sale price rings in at a hefty $2 million more than what Hearst […]

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  TheStreet.com

  NFTs: Patty Hearst Court Drawing, USS Arizona Mapping to Be Auctioned

  NFTs: A courtroom drawing from the trial of kidnapped heiress Patty Hearst and an illustrated mapping of the USS Arizona are up for auction.

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  Jamie Lee Curtis Lends a Hand in Chris Hardwick and Lydia Hearst's Halloween-Themed Sex Reveal

  Chris Hardwick and Lydia Hearst are expecting their first baby together in February

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  F. Lee Bailey: An appreciation

  The lawyer famed for high-profile defendants died last week at age 87. "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty looks back at Bailey's career and his controversies.

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  F. Lee Bailey, lawyer for O.J. Simpson, dies at 87

  Bailey was part of the noted “dream team” who successfully defended the athlete-turned-actor in his double-murder trial. Famed attorney Francis Lee Bailey, who was part of the defense team that successfully defended O.J. Simpson in his notorious 1995 murder trial, has died in Atlanta at the age of 87. Simpson was certainly not Bailey’s first high-profile client.

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  Attorney F. Lee Bailey, Whose Notorious Clients Included O.J. Simpson And Patty Hearst, Dead At 87

  F. Lee Bailey, the celebrity defense lawyer whose clients included O.J. Simpson, the Boston Strangler, and Patty Hearst, died on Thursday. He was 87. Bailey was one of a handful of star attorneys who comprised O.J. Simpson’s “Dream Team” defense in the former football star's 1995 murder trial for the deaths of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Bailey worked alongside Johnnie Cochran, Robert Kardashian, and Robert Shapiro on the infamous case, which played out on television screen

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  Attorney F. Lee Bailey, member of O.J. Simpson's 'Dream Team,' dies at 87

  Attorney F. Lee Bailey, member of O.J. Simpson's 'Dream Team,' dies at 87

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  Tribune Publishing

  F. Lee Bailey, prominent criminal defense attorney, has died

  Jun. 3—F. Lee Bailey, one of the country's most prominent criminal defense attorneys, has died. Bailey was 87 years old, according to the Associated Press. Bailey lived for much of the past decade in Yarmouth, Maine, and fought for the right to practice law in the state. He was in Georgia at the time of his death. Bailey took on some of the highest profile cases in the country during his ...

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  F. Lee Bailey, Celebrity Lawyer Who Represented O.J. Simpson, Dies at 87

  F. Lee Bailey, the criminal defense attorney who helped successfully defend O.J. Simpson on murder charges, has died. He was 87. Bailey died today in Georgia, according to his son, as reported by the New York Times and Washington Post. The sharply dressed attorney also defended Patricia Hearst (for bank robbery), Army Capt. Ernest Medina […]

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  F Lee Bailey, Celebrity Attorney Who Represented OJ Simpson, Dies at 87

  F. Lee Bailey, the infamous criminal defense attorney who most famously represented OJ Simpson as part of his defense team during his 1994-95 murder trial, died Thursday. He was 87 years old. Bailey’s son Bendrix Bailey confirmed his death at a hospice center in Atlanta, Georgia, but did not specify a cause, the Washington Post reported. Born Francis Lee Bailey Jr., the attorney rose to prominence when he helped acquit physician Samuel Sheppard on charges of murdering his spouse in 1954 after ar

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