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spec: I am so fortunate to be able to have a boss who allows me to decide how to do my job best . Mirroring a joint MFT 30 module into two MFT 31 procedures is required upon bankruptcy case disposition when only one spouse has filed bankruptcy . $ $ - $ $ $ . And it marked the invention of a new , singularly significant genre : the nonfiction novel . Sister Loretta Linsalatta , from the music department of Little Flower High School , showed off a toy bank made by her aunt , who was a welder in World War II. Elizabeth McLean did her show-and-tell with a piece of mirror from the Frank Furness-designed building on Locust Street owned by the Library Company of Philadelphia , where she 's on the board . He could not be sure - - had he run to the window of the other wall , which was blinded , the skirt must have been already past - - but he was almost sure that it was Elsie . He was given a 60-year sentence for burglary with intent to murder , but mandatory release laws and an appeals court ruling lopped more than 35 years off his sentence . If convicted of seven charges , including murder and conspiracy , Waterman faces multiple 99-year sentences.After prosecutors rested their case Monday morning , the defense made a standard motion to dismiss the charges for lack of evidence " in the interest of justice . The conviction means Watts will likely die in prison , where he has been since 1982 after striking a plea bargain with authorities for 12 murders and five assaults in Michigan and Texas.The deal bought him immunity for the crimes he admitted and a 60-year sentence on aggravated burglary charges.Because of technicalities in the Texas system , Watts was slated for release in 2006 . And I think the recruitment and selection changes were actually announced at the law enforcement summit to show that there was a focusing on diversity issues at the State Police . I do not think so : the hold down time is to prevent flapping . T. 71-24 to 74-16 ;[ fn4 ] Adams Aff ., ~ 10 ) . But since police had insufficient evidence to lay charges with , they offered him immunity for the murders he confessed to.He confessed to 13 murders and 6 assaults in exchange for a 60-year sentence on aggravated burglary charges.Victims of the assaults he confessed to will take the stand Monday to testify as to his pattern of violence.Due to a number of technicalities and credit for time served , Watts was due for release in 2006 .