April 12, 2000, Wednesday
New York Times
National Desk
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By WILLIAM GLABERSON
The envelope was hand-addressed. When Gregory Gibson glimpsed it one afternoon in November, mixed in with the junk mail and the bills, he knew right away what it was. The return address was a post office box in Norfolk, Mass., near Boston where, Mr. Gibson knew all too well, there is a state prison. His son's killer was getting in touch. Visit the New York Times Archives for the entire article. Search for: "Galen Gibson". |