and nephew of his former wifedeceased wife, Fannie Bell?" Bell replied, "That probablyprobably is possible. I don't know".
Anita Bell testified that Jeffery Bell lived with her and Eugene Bell from September of 1966 until the end of May 1967, and that the youngster had visited on one other occasion for about three months during the summer. She said that she fixed Jeffery's meals, washed his clothes, that her husband bought Jeffery's clothes, and enrolled the boy at school.[3] During the years 1965, 1966, and 1967, Jeffery was listed as a dependent child on the income tax return filed with the federal government. Bell also listed another child as a dependent, Jessie, a nephew of Eugene Bell's by marriage. Jeffery and the nephew slept together in the Bell homePages

Wednesday, July 7, 2004

Technical thrashers Wolfram have been tearing up the Czech metal scene for over 20 years, beginning as a cover band slamming out tunes by Dio, Priest, and Saxon. Over time the band, led by guitarmeister Roman Krokus Kríz, forged out their own identity encompassing the distinctive aggression of the Bay Area thrash scene. An admirer of Megadeth's Marty Friedman, Roman has developed a style that is both crushing and progressive, giving Wolfram a highly technical sound without sacrificing pure headbanging fury. No Redemption is the band's fourth album and most technically diverse.

Overall, this album rumbles forward with distinctly crunchy guitars and catchy melodies. Singer Petr Doldy Dolének has a gritty voice that gives the music an extra dose of in your face aggression. Highlights abound